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JR T.
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Most Durable Flooring Material

JR T.
  • Financial services executive
  • Frederick, MD
Posted

I'm sick of replacing carpet so I started using laminate wood flooring in my condos. A tenant got some water in or on the floor and a whole section of it buckled up and had to be replaced. Is the vinyl wood-look floor more durable?

What's my best option for floors that will last forever. The setting isn't right for going down to the concrete.

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