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Can you store Vinyl Plank in an unheated garage?

Samantha Klein
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I'm looking to purchase alot of vinyl plank this weekend while its on sale. I don't have an immediate need for it but when tenants move, I will use it up. Would storing it in my unheated garage be a bad idea? I know it can expand and contract but since they'll still be in the boxes, will it hurt the flooring?

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Patrick Liska
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that material is stored in unheated warehouses all the time, you can store it in the garage. as @Brad L. mentioned just let it acclimate for a couple of days in the house before installing it.

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