luxury vinyl planks for bedrooms
Chantelle Pascazio
6 years ago
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Lyn Huppatz
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Vinyl Planking - Thinking of putting this on my house, any thoughts?
Comments (3)Thanks for your suggestion,I've done that, just wanted to know of anyone has laid this product on the same price range or close just to see if it was possible....See MoreVinyl plank flooring. Can I add shine after installation?
Comments (8)You can use any type of chemical to make it shine since the vinyl floor is waterproof anyway, so I don't think that will damage the floor. But in the long term, I believe the shine will "go away" gradually, because it is just a shine coating stays on the surface, and nothing seal this shine coating to the floor. So any scratch may damage this shine bit by bit....See Morehybrid vinyl planks
Comments (12)I'm not sure that you can lay vinyl planks over tiles....even when they are laid on a flat concrete floor any slight imperfection in the concrete shows through after a few months...we had this with our luxury vinyl planks, and they had to lift some an sand down the VERY slight imperfection. With vinyl planking the prep of the floor is very important. If you lay over tiles the lines between the tiles will show through after a few months....See MoreDesign dilemma - tile or luxury vinyl in entry
Comments (15)The vinyl planks are meant to be waterproof and scratch resistant so they should be durable, but I just thought tiles may be more durable? The planks will run lengthwise in the entry. If we put tiles, the long side of the floor board would meet the tiles. We will be able to match the levels if we do tiles as the entry is a new addition. I would definitely have a rug at the entry regardless of tile or planks....See MoreChantelle Pascazio
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Nathan Ma
5 years agoJuanita
5 years agoWe decided against the click system as it was much louder and the Looselay marginally softer underfoot. We’re on a 40 plus year old slab and it required a lot of smoothing and self levellers. We were told by experienced layers that imperfections will show through both Looselay and Korlock eventually if the underfloor is not properly prepared. So we went with glued Looselay and very happy with it so far. 65 sqm. Have a few spare metres stored in case of problems. But hey, a 25 year residential guarantee will do me!
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