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Vinyl Laminate Flooring

Gary Jones
  • Stillwater, OK
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We're considering vinyl laminate flooring in a nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home and we're wondering about its durability. It seems like it should be a good flooring option for an income property, but are there concerns with it coming back up since it is not a glue down surface? I've read that if the home is too warm or too cool - or it gets too much sunlight it can expand or contract and come apart. Anyone with this installed for a year or two have any advice?

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