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Flooring in high traffic areas
has anyone used the waterproof (life proof) vinyl planks in any of their rentals and if so what was your experience? I am thinking about using this Product in all the high traffic areas as well as kitchen and bathrooms in my rental property. The property is located in an area that has very high Humidity in the summer and freezing winters. The subfloor is elevated about 2 feet off the ground, Supported by pillars and a Concrete sill that the house sits on. If anyone has a better solution or option please post. Thanks in advance for any help.