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John D.
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Trafficmaster Allure Vinyl plank issues

John D.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Quinta, CA
Posted Mar 5 2015, 00:45

I've put the trafficmaster allure vinyl planks in a few homes now - the version with the grip strip edge.  We just has a tenant from the first place we did a year ago let us know these floors have warped, bubbled, and gapped.  Sent my contractor out, and it's true, warped and bubbled in a few places, and 1/4" gaps in several places.

Anyone else have the same problem?  Can someone else recommend a similar low cost product that will hold up better in rentals, that looks like hardwood-ish?

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