Cathy, we're looking at this product as well. We have three samples in our living room now: Sea Washed Oak, Michigan Oak and Morrisville Oak. What I can share is that as mentioned elsewhere, the feel is a bit more plastic than wood. All three look nice with charcoal gray, light gray and ambers which are the colors we're working with. The picture of the Morrisville Oak does not do it justice as it is a bit warmer in person than in pictures. It is a bit cool to touch but warms up nicely when we place it in direct sun. They do change colors a bit depending on the light based on how they looked at the sunny showroom versus our house that has lots of shade or indirect light in it. Hope this helps!

I'm thinking about SPC, specifically, Supercore by Kryptonite that is sold by weshipfloors.com I tried to look at the Inhaus Sono, but my local flooring store, that was supposed to have it, had no idea what it was.

I am also looking at the Sono line. specifically Solera and Vanity White. Cant find any real reviews on the line.

I have installed sono. It’s actually a great product. This is a high quality ceramic core base it locks together very easy. I have also purchased mannington Adura Max. The Adura Max is a aluminum oxide composite. Both flooring are highly scratch resistant and waterproof. The adura Max has a padding as part of the plank or tile. Sono doesn’t. You have to purchase the pad separate. When comparing prices. The Sono maybe still cheaper as Adura Max has recently increased because supposedly the China tariffs have kicked in on our aluminum imports

The top of the Adura Max is aluminum oxide, which helps with scratch resistance vs the ceramic bead that most of the other planks have. Mannington has the patent on the aluminum oxide finish, IIRC.

I bought ceramic composite plank flooring from lumber liquidators 3 years ago. No. No. No.

it chips so easy- I have no idea how I have these chips everywhere. The description and product pitched itself as family and pet friendly. 3 years later, I can attest that is not true. Chips and scratches.

Oh Dear...another, "We bought from Lumber Liquidators and the product is cr@p!"

The warning is in the name "...LIQUIDATORS"! They bring in cr@p. They sell the cr@p at the lowest possible price (to move it out of the warehouses).

I'm sorry you fell for the LL sales pitch. If people would stop using them, they would go out of business and there would be no other issues with LL cr@p.