Take a look at our SUPERcore product. It's not LVT, but something MUCH better. It's one of the toughest floors on the market today. It's priced as low as $2.59 per square foot.
https://weshipfloors.com/flooring-type/supercore-originals

Alan

thinkdesignlive,

Our Supercore is a HD print SPC rigid core product. Our Essential line has a 12mil wear layer. It sells as low as $2.59. Our Original line is 5 feet long and 7" wide with a painted bevel. It has a 20 mil or greater wear layer. It is 3.29 per square foot.

Alan

I started my business as a flooring distributor, so I am well aware of how things work, consumers's aren't though.

Retailers buy from distributors, distributors buy from the name brand companies, name brand companies buy from the people in Asia who actually make the stuff. So it's not about the retailer buying in bulk, they do not buy anywhere close to the source.

We specify and oversee the manufacturer of SUPERcore and we sell it direct to the consumer. Direct sourcing is why we are able to offer the consumer a far better floor at a lower price. Is it a little more work and responsibility for the consumer, yes. But that little more responsibility can save them THOUSANDS of dollars on their project. If they do not want to do the install, they can get on Home Adviser and easily find an installer.

Alan
WeShipFloors.com
1-844-356-6711

Hi Alan, does Supercore have a beveled edge? And is it possible to get some samples/pictures of completed rooms?

The "Original" line of Supercore has some with the painted bevel. There should be rooms scenes on the individual items in the website. Also, make sure you hit the yellowish green button on the page to request absolutely free samples. (the red button will charge you in the cart)

We post photos as we get them.

Alan

We have more room scenes that should be complete this week as well.

You should let Christina know your warranty and return policy as well. Another reason to be careful buying flooring online. You definitely have a niche business for the savvy DIY homeowner but for the average homeowner it's buyer beware.

thinkdesignlive,

Supercore originals has a lifetime warranty. And guess what, we have never had a claim. Why? Because SUPERcore is a quality product. As far as returns go, we don't take product back just because you change your mind. If there is a legitimate issue, of course we take it back.

If the average homeowner wants to throw money away by dealing with a brick and mortar retailer, I guess it's theirs to throw away. Consumers need to know retailers don't warranty the flooring they sell, the manufacture does. If their is an issue, they do whatever the manufacturer says to do. So what difference does it make where the consumer buys it?

I know your business better than you do. I've been in this a very long time. I started this business as a distributor, remember. Retailers hanging me out and not paying their bills is the reason I started the online thing after the housing recession. Retailers have it in their head that the product can't be taken direct to the people. Well I have news for them, it can be.

I have your number along with all the other retailers out there. If you think Lumber Liquidators, Lowes and Home Depot hurt your business, you've not seen anything yet. I'm just starting...

Alan

Obviously you do not know the flooring business because the manufacturer warranties the product, not the retailer. Any retailer who says they do is not being honest. So it's not "buyer beware" at all. You are spreading false information.

Any floor you buy online, whether its mine or any name brand product has the EXACT same warranty if installed professionally or installed by the home owner. Retailers (and I guess specifiers as well) tell the public they have no warranty. This is absolutely not the case. If you don't believe it, call a name brand company and ask them. This has already been litigated and the manufacturer has no choice but to warranty.

Alan