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Garrett Diegel
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nevada
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Wood Laminate Flooring for rental

Garrett Diegel
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nevada
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We have a tri plex that we are hoping to close on in a week or so. Two of the units have carpet that will stay in for now. One unit needs the entire carpet replaced (except kitchen and bathroom which are linoleum ). We were really wanting to go with a wood laminate that could stand up to the traffic and abuse of a long term rental. I've heard a lot of people using certain products from Home Depot etc. We have a Lowes close to us and would prefer to use them in order to save an extra 45 minutes of drive time to a Home Depot. Any recommendations would be amazing!!

Type of floor?

Brand / Product type?

Should we seam at every room to help in future replacements?

Thanks in advance?

  • Garrett Diegel
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