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Wendy S.
  • Ellenwood, GA
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LVP flooring brands for buy and hold

Wendy S.
  • Ellenwood, GA
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Good day All. I'm having a dilemma choosing LVP flooring for a buy and hold remodel that will ultimately be a Personal Care Home in Georgia..

The choices are Traffic Master LVP @$1.78/sqft, Duralux Rigid Core LVP $1.58/sqft (sale price cut from $2.29) and Lifeproof LVP @$2.78/sqft.

Based on the product features, warranty, etc I'm leaning towards Lifeproof which is sold exclusively by HD.

Any seasoned floor experts out there that can weigh in?

BTW, price is definitely a factor.

Traffic Master covers 24sqft per case for $42.95

Duralux covers 21.41sqft for 33.83

Lifeproof covers 20.06 sqft for $55.76

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Sean Blacker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boise, ID
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Sean Blacker
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boise, ID
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@Wendy Smith. I've used lifeproof before and would definitely use it again. It's easy to install, and it feels solid under your feet. I can't speak on durability as it's only been about a year, but so far it's holding up.

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