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Updated over 14 years ago,

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  • Homeowner
  • Bennington, VT
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Flooring choices for rental rehab

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  • Homeowner
  • Bennington, VT
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Hello everyone,

I'm looking at doing a rehab of a 4 unit building (3100 sqft) and I was wondering what people thought about flooring. I don't want to use the home depot bargain bin flooring, as I have not had good experience with that in the past. I was considering bamboo or hardwood, though I have seen some arguments against bamboo because of hardness and good hardwood can be pricey. As an option, I found some reasonable prices for granite tile. Price was a little more than the bamboo, but my thoughts are it will stand up much better than probably anything available. What are peoples thoughts on this? My only reservation about it would be the weight of all that granite.

I look forward to reading peoples thoughts on this.

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