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Flooring Design Dilemma

Looking for Vinyl Plank Flooring reviews, specially NaturallyAgedFloor

5 years ago

I’m looking for some feedback on Lux Vinyl Plank flooring. I have looked through a ton of samples. By far, the stand out LVP is made from Naturally Aged Flooring. They use a stone polymor composite and these floors look and feel just like real wood. They blew Coretex, Floorte, Armstrong, etc. out of the water. I even took a hammer to the floor sample and not a dent!

Has anyone installed these floors before? I’d love to get some feedback.

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Haute Shoppe Studio

4 years ago

I just installed eternity, paladine collection, rigid core SPC planks in my bathroom. So far I love it.

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
5 years ago
Why do you ask you have already made up your mind. The term naturally aged for a vinyl floor just makes me chuckle.
suseyb
5 years ago
Do you work for Lux Vinyl Plank flooring? Or sell it? Or something?
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Wow Lynda, you did great at the Restore! I did browse through one last year out of curiosity. I saw a beautiful antique dresser that was already on hold. I'm sure the antique dealers keep a close eye on those places. You never know when you'll hit it right. Thanks for the idea. Flo, we have someone who would install the LVP for a dollar a board so that's amazing versus our doing it ourselves or paying $3 or so a square foot in NJ for the install as per one of the stores we went into said. We did lay down laminate flooring by ourselves in our family room about 15 years ago and did well It is an easy install- but our basement is much bigger than our family room and we are 15 years older. As the years go on I'm not sure if our bodies will pay a price with all that kneeling and bending over etc! I am waiting for the Flooret samples, but will keep my eye on Flor.com maybe for another room in the future! Once we decide I'll need help with paint colors unless SW Alabaster will work with all. Flooret Arbor, Brenwick or Kingswood
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jessicaorrick
Original Author
5 years ago
No i do not work for or sell flooring. I am just a homeowner trying to make an informed decision :). Our wood floors recently sustained water damage. We need to redo all our flooring. Lux Vinyl Plank seems like a good option for ease of maintenance and durability. The only brand that I care for aesthically is from the company Naturally Aged Flooring, which actually specializes in wood floors. I’m looking for some feedback from individuals who have installed this product. I can’t find any reviews online from this particular company.
Kathy Paro
5 years ago
Did you ever use this vinyl flooring? I like the look of this but my husband says there is not much info on the product. Let me know what you found out, please.
Kesha
5 years ago
I am interested as well to know if you've decided on a flooring.
Cheryl Hannebauer
5 years ago
>>following
MaryAnn Lucas
5 years ago
This floor is not dimensionally stable which means it can buckle under heat from large windows, a true spc floor should not. Check out InHaus Sono or Super Core.
Kesha
5 years ago
MaryAnn Lucas, do you have this floor or know someone that does?
MaryAnn Lucas
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
No I’m still trying to make a decision too. I have collected many samples. The super core is what I will go with. They will be coming out with some new colors at the end of summer. These floors do not contain any vinyl or adhesives, the layers are bonded together using heat press. They are dimensionally stable in high heat so no buckling or coming apart better for area with large windows. Picking out a floor is harder than I ever thought!! Search super core on Houzz there are some installed photos
Kesha
5 years ago
MaryAnn, did you have a sample of Naturally Aged Flooring's LVP/SPC - how do you know it's not dimensionally stable? I'm not being snarky, just curious as I'm trying to research many brands as well. Thanks for any insight!
MaryAnn Lucas
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Hello - I looked at there installation sheet and it says to keep room between 60 to 80 degrees and to glue down any planks that will receive direct sunlight. This leads me to believe that it can have issues with the floor coming apart/buckling, delamination and such.

https://www.naturallyagedflooring.com/downloads

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