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Tommy Volpe
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Life proof vinyl plank or Laminate flooring

Tommy Volpe
  • Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
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Hi Everyone!

So this is my first property and I am rehabbing the back unit of a double. The unit itself is about 600 square feet. I am curious which is the better option, vinyl plank flooring or laminate.

From my research, laminate is a lot more cost efficient however it can become a liability in wet areas like a bathroom or by a sink. The 2.99 per sq ft price point of the vinyl plank seems a little over the top and seems like it could get expensive very quickly. However, I don’t mind spending it if I won’t have to redo the floors for 5-7 years.

So my question is this. From your experience, what have you found to be the most cost efficient, and drive the most longevity for your rental units, vinyl plank or laminate floors?

Thanks in advance!!

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Arlan Potter
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Arlan Potter
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We get good quality glue down vinyl plank for $3.00 installed on concrete.  Wood look and very   tough

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