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Lee Kozokas
  • Shavertown, PA
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Bamboo Flooring in Rental?

Lee Kozokas
  • Shavertown, PA
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Hi All!

Just purchased an older three unit, two of the three units need some flooring on the 2nd and 3rd floors. I have been installing LVP after a few years of laminate due to vinyl’s “waterproof” quality. (Investing in the northeast, melted snow is an issue). I have about 1300 sq ft to cover all together.

I was about to do a full LVP install again but came across a great deal on 14mm solid strand bamboo plank floating floor treated with 9 layers of aluminum oxide for $1.69 a sq ft.

I am considering using this in the living areas, bed rooms and dining room, with LVP in the bathrooms and kitchens for protection against water.

I’m looking to spend $2-2.50 a sq ft for material and primary focus is not on increasing value to sell, as this is a buy and hold property. I like the idea since it is nicer than LVP at a lower price. I read up on the pros and cons of bamboo, but was wondering if anyone can provide some insight into their experience with it or even other suggestions.

Thanks!

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