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John Allen
  • Investor
  • Amarillo, TX
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Best Laminate Flooring options?

John Allen
  • Investor
  • Amarillo, TX
Posted

I'm also including Luxury Vinyl Plank, can't edit the title of the post though. 

I'd been buying a high quality waterproof laminate/Vinyl plank from a local floor store and have been very happy. However, the other co-owner has recently become "more involved" in the store and raised the prices too much for my taste.

What options are there for laminate/LVP in medium grade rentals? I know there was a product at Home Depot that was getting rave reviews but I can't remember the name of it now. 

This is my criteria....

-must be WATER PROOF. I'm doing the entire property in the same flooring. That includes kitchens, laundry rooms, and bathrooms.

-must come in a grayish to light gray/brown color

-must be reasonably priced. Hopefully under $3/SF

-must be easily sourced. I've looked online at foreign distributors but don't want the hassle.

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