Porcelain is NOT porous, so you will not have to worry about spills "staining" nearly as quickly as ceramic tile does.

If you are going to install granite, remember to seal it annually...same with tile...seal the granite tiles and the grout annually to prevent staining.

If there is enough height for a very small quarter round stained close to the Allure you could liquid nail that to the sliding door base and just off the allure flooring.

The dropped ceiling is stained, there are holes in the walls with wires hanging out, debris everywhere.

He's getting these at a small discount, then taking out all of the old stained-wood doors and trim, the paneling, the old ugly cabinet, and the baths.

I know this is against most advice I get, but initially, I see late nights in my future sanding, measuring, staining, etc.... but it is all too exciting, even if that sounds mundane to others.

If their clothes have holes, stains, etc., that indicate that they are slobs, that's a "no" for us.

(It is still stained nice on my side.)

Actually the experience I've had with cranberry paint is that it took "stain kilz" and still 2 coats to cover it.

White Water-Based Interior Primer, Sealer and Stain-BlockerYou will need to do the walls, ceiling, and under carpet.If you have any other questions about it just reach out.