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LVP - thin with 12 mil wear layer or thick with 6 mil wear layer?
Good morning,
I'm looking at putting vinyl planks in an upstairs unit in a quadplex (someone lives below). Location is Montana so they'll be walking in with wet/ snowy shoes.
I'm debating between:
HD Lifeproof flooring - 7mm product thickness with a 6 mil wear layer $3.20 list price, I'll get it quoted, probably can get $2.60/2.80 per sq ft
National Builders Choice - 4.5mm product thickness with 12 mil wear layer $2.60/ sq ft from local flooring company
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Does the 7mm vs 4.5mm dampen much more noise? Both have a built-in underlayment
I assume the 12 mil wear layer will be noticeably more wear resistant than 6 mil.
Curious what other experience has shown? Thanks!