beckyg75--thank you, and, yes, I suspect the vanity will last fine. It's plywood and, while not perfectly square, seems solid enough. The drawer glides are not great, but, again, they do the job. It was designed for a floating installation, but with the likelihood of both kids and seniors resting their weight on it, we decided that adding a couple of legs was prudent. Not sure about the washer/dryer--the washer has been so full of problems, and every service call is a big deal due to the fact that they are stacked and that the dryer is gas. If the issue is now, as it seems, resolved, then, yes, it is great to have a sink next to the laundry.

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NEVER buy this product or anything from Armstrong. We bought Armstrong's Luxor Vinyl flooring for our office space. With in 2 months scratches everywhere! We call the guy who installed it and he called a Armstrong rep. Now this entire process took 6 months. Finally the rep called us and set up an agent to come inspect the floors....another 2 months went by. By the time the adjuster gets there the floors look horrible, scratches everywhere huge white spots on the floor, that are actually multiple scratches that just look like white spots. He's looks at the floor and turns in a report 1 month later we get the report and it says inconclusive. So they send there expert adjuster down to look at it, another 2 months later. He does his inspection and come back saying it is just environmental because he also noticed the chair pads had scratches on them as well. THE CHAIR PADS?!? REALLY?? That's why they are there to take scratches so the floors don't of course they are going to have scratches on them. It's not environmental...we wear tennis shoes! Our floors are horrible!! They have terrible product and even worse customer service. DONOT USE ARMSTRONG ...customer beware!!

Hello! We are taking up the carpeting in our basement (yuck) with the intention of scraping the carpet glue off the cement, sealing it (with the kind that permeates the cement to stop water and vapors) and installing some sort of synthetic wood planking above it. We DO have a little moisture problem, I am severely allergic to mold so when everything is cleaned off and the floor is installed the #1 priority is making sure no mold or mildew will grow on the flooring... We are leaning toward a vinyl plank floor above a laminate since there is no organic portion of it that can grow mold...the Armstrong vinyl is the kind that stick to itself with sticky tabs instead of sticking to the floor at all. We have found a vinyl plank that has tiny tongue and grooves and don't know which would be best! Basically I'm just looking for any advice/experience with these flooring products, sealing concrete, vapor barriers, cleaning mold/adhesive etc. This is a big project for us and it's really important we get it right!