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Herm M.
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Laminate flooring in kitchen...yes or no?

Herm M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • NorCal, CA
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What do you guys think of laminate flooring in the kitchen? I know it's not as good as tile, but is it sufficient?

The problem is that this house is only about 650 square feet downstairs. I don't want to have 500 square feet of laminate and 150 square feet of tiles. I don't feel that it will look that great with the wood-tile transition...

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    J Scott
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    J Scott
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    I put laminate (rolled vinyl) into many of my flip houses. I use the good stuff -- 12mm vinyl that actually looks like tile in many cases.

    It's MUCH cheaper than tile (if you include installation costs) and for lower-end flips, I don't think it detracts from the resale value at all.

    Just my $.02...

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