I'm not sure the distinction between your two categories but rehab on my part has been focused on functionality and durability as opposed to looks.

It's the most durable product you can put down as well and individual pieces can be replaced fairly easily of something gets damaged in the future.

Their bamboo, which is what I use in some of my cheaper rentals, is actually my personal preference and is very durable.

It was easy to install and seems pretty durable.

Looks like a million dollars and should be a lot more durable than anything else. 

I live in an area where there are a lot of double-wide trailers on their own land. Monthly rental income from DWs are close to similar sized duplexes and town homes. I've got an opportunity to purchase a 1995 DW on ju...

.- Durable: I've dropped hammer off of ladder, we've had standing water on some after a plumbing leak, pets, whatever, this stuff holds up + as an added bonus, the tenant takes their stains and stink with them when the leave with a throw rug.- Looks good: Propects love the look, I go for a lighter color like a maple or honey oak, if it does scratch its not as noticable.

LP with 1% S-corp GP for operationsThere are also bypass trusts, living wills, pour-over wills, affidavit of trust, durable power of attorney, memorandum of personal property, location of important documents, funeral and burial instructions, and final instructions.I am sure none of that has anything to do with your post though!

Are smooth surface ranges durable enough for an apartment?

I just used it on a house built in 1875 and the floors were definately not perfect and it turned out very nice as it is a thicker and durable product.