Carpet vs Luxury vinyl plank
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Luxury Vinyl Plank vs. Porcelain WoodLook Plank
Comments (0)Trying to decide btwn the two. We have an active household of kids and a dog. Would like durable , easy to maintain wood-look product for our floors , that will last a long time . Any advice appreciated!...See MoreEngineered Hardwood vs Luxury Vinyl Planks with dogs
Comments (58)Thought I would also update this thread since it popped back up. We moved into our new build 2 months ago and ended up choosing engineered wood for most of the house, except the mudroom, laundry room and their connecting long back hallway, which got tile. I can close this area off and the dogs stay here if we are gone for several hours. Their food and water is also kept in the laundry room. The floors are Duchateau - Riverstone collection - Sava color. So far they have not shown any scratches from the dogs making the crazy run to the front door when they hear the doorbell and/or fedex! The floors have a rustic look and slight texture that will make it easier to hide any scratches and dents....See MoreLuxury Vinyl Plank VS Laminate in 2020
Comments (7)I have laminate from Germany that has withstood 3 huge dogs some accidents with our old one before she died . The flooring looks like new 13 yrs later. Our laminate looks like slate as I honestly would have put in real slate if we could have got it on time. We have vinyl plank in the basement , wood look, as the dogs have free run via doggie door to a dog run in all kinds of weather it has also stood up well for 13 yrs . I have used Mannington in many of my clients homes and they love it. I think either one will work but do go shopping and see the choices in person....See MoreReplace my carpet with luxury vinyl plank flooring
Comments (6)I'm with the posters who are not for LVP in one room with hardwood elsewhere. LVP sounds different when you walk on it. It's hard for me to believe that no one would be able to tell the difference between it and real wood flooring. I have LVP in my basement which I think is a good application for it. I would not put it on my main floor. The least expensive option is probably to get new carpet. Carpet is nice in a bedroom and probably will last ten years in that environment. Since you're only doing one room maybe real wood wouldn't be cost prohibitive either if that's really what you want. A good flooring company can match your existing wood floors, but sometimes you have to buy unfinished and have it finished on site so they can match the color....See Morearcy_gw
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