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John Chapman
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  • Dallas, TX
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Trafficmaster Allure Ultra Wood Vinyl Planks

John Chapman
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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I've know we've previously discussed the pros and cons of vinyl wood plank flooring in other topics, as well as Trafficmaster Allure, but I've recently seen this new product at Home Depot Called Trafficmaster Allure Ultra. It's twice as thick as the regular Trafficmaster Allure but instead of glue snaps together. I realize it's a pretty new product and may not be cost effective ($2.99 square/ft), but it has a lifetime residential warranty. Curious if anyone has had an experience with it. I've been moving more towards vinyl wood plank flooring (instead of tile) down here in Texas because the soil moves so darn much, I need a floor with a little give.

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