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Luxury Glue Down Vinyl is just today's Linoleum. Change my mind.

Dan Schwartz
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tempe, AZ
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We are doing some light reno to a house we bought as a short sale years ago.  In looking at vinyl flooring, the warehouse suggested the glue-down type, which I hadn't encountered before.  How is this stuff not just linoleum without the cheesy (by today's standards) 60s/70s/80s floral patterns on it?  Does it look good?  I know what tile looks like, I know what hardwood looks like, I know what laminate looks like, and I know what linoleum looks like.  I'm having trouble imaging this product looking (and feeling) like anything more than linoleum.  Change my mind?

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