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Genny Li
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What's your favorite commercial loose lay LVP?

Genny Li
  • Baltimore, MD
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What does it cost, and how do you get it? Setagrip at Lowe's is currently on sale for $3.11/sqft, and I'm hoping it's a yearly sale. :D  It's a 20-year commercial flooring popular for healthcare settings, with I think a 28-mil wear layer.

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Gail K.
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Gail K.
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I like the TrafficMaster grip strip (Home Depot).  25 year residential warranty; one of my houses has had this in for at least 10 years and despite children and dogs still looks good.  Not a fan of the click variety but I tell folks looking for this type to make sure the edges are deep enough to "click" together (and stay together) easily.  The cheaper varieties tend to have slimmer edges that can pop out more easily.

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