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Jordan Thompson
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Best type of flooring (laminate,vinyl, engineered, hardwood...)

Jordan Thompson
  • Alexandria, IN
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Just purchased a duplex and the kitchen, livingroom, and "office" all require new flooring. These three rooms are attached.  I'm looking for something dark that is durable.  I prefer to stay away from tile. Total Sq ft 890.
  I'm looking to purchase the flooring from Lumberliquidators.com due to 12mo no interest financing along with a military discount.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

-Jordan

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Nick L.
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Nick L.
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  • Milwaukee, WI
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Vinyl plank - medium quality or better. It's very durable, waterproof to a reasonable degree, can be replaced piecemeal in case of damage, and looks convincingly like wood, tile or any other material you want.

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