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Looking for advice on Mohawk Revwood Plus flooring

4 years ago

last modified: 4 years ago

Does anyone have Mohawk Revwood Plus in Sand Pearl Oak installed in their house? Are you happy with it? Could I see a picture? I can only find stock photos online and am curious if it looks busy. Thank you for your help!!!!

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K S

3 years ago

hi!! I am about to install this exact color in my house. I couldn't find ANY photos either!! I bought a box and can share some photos of it laid out on my floor if it helps. Did you end up making a decision?

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mrsjojo
3 years ago
Did you end up installing Revwood? Happy? Pics?
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Jo
3 years ago
Yes can you post some planks next to each other? I keep searching but can’t seem to find any real ones!
HU-524204891
3 years ago
@K S I'm about to order the sand pearl oak and have it installed in my house, would you mind posting a couple pictures if yours is in now?
K S
3 years ago
@HU-524204891 it will be installed the week of Feb 15th. But I will share some photos of the planks (I bought a box in advance to see what it would look like!)
HU-524204891
3 years ago
Thanks! This is really helpful, we just painted our living and dining room (SW Sea Salt) which looks very similar to what you have so that's really a good example of what it will look like. I think it will look great!
K S
3 years ago
@HU-524204891 I love that paint color! We moved into this house with the paint color on the walls so I’m not positive what it is... but it looks very similar to the SW color “Rainwashed” which is just a bit darker than Sea Salt. So I think it will look great!
countingblessings
3 years ago
Would you please share the specific underlayment and moisture barrier? And your experience with it?

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