Bravada hardwood - Symphony
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Comments (10)oofasis, I wish I could give you pricing help on this, but the way the KD worked, the price for the flooring (materials and labor) was all bundled together with the overall kitchen cost. I did not get line item pricing. The KD had my overall budget in mind, and kept the total cost at that (if the flooring I wanted cost more, they suggested less expensive alternatives somewhere else). Their construction manager subbed out the flooring installation to someone they had worked with before, so I have no idea what he charged, but I am sure the "grout" strips added to the labor costs. I did have a general idea that the Amtico was comprable in price to hardwood, and was more than the cork or tile I was considering, but not out of our budget. If I had GC'd this project myself, I'm sure I would know the cost of each item down to the penny, and would have agonized more over whether each thing was worth it. I like the softness underfoot - much better than tile, and maybe a little nicer than walking on hardwood, which I have elsewhere in the house. It does scuff a bit (my daughter was wearing new black riding boots throught the house) but it cleans up well. The scuff marks take a bit of elbow grease, but for daily maintainance, it requires just sweeping or damp mop (I use a Swiffer wet jet). I never worry about spills or drips. There are tiny cracks between the grout lines and the main tiles, but they don't catch crumbs, and are not noticable unless you bend down and look close. I'm sure the "wood" planks look very nice - perhaps even more natural than some of the "stone" looks. One note of caution: I have noticed some small scratch marks if something sharp is scraped over the surface. I might worry with pets (we don't have any). I guess you could get a sample and see how it holds up against paws/claws. Good luck with your decision!...See MoreDoes anyone do sheet vinyl floors anymore?
Comments (47)We just finished remodeling our kitchen and the product I liked best was a Mannington sheet vinyl. I am a Realtor and am in and out of a lot of homes, and have seen AMAZINGLY life-like vinyls. I decided I wanted vinyl as we have another home that has tile, and I wanted something warmer and softer in this house...but I wanted that look. The product that we used was called Mannington Sobella Supreme Guadalajara. (The samples on the web-site don't look a thing like them...see the real samples if you can.) When I had a guy out to give me an estimate on our tile backsplash he reached down and touched our floor and said "OH! This is vinyl! I thought it was tile..." And I told him I was so happy because he was a tile expert and he couldn't tell. The other night we had some neighbors over and the husband looked at our floor and he said "Your tile floor looks nice but do you find that it is really cold?" And I said "It's vinyl." At which point he also reached down to touch it. Anyway, to each his own, but they have come a VERY long way with vinyl sheet goods. Good luck with whatever you choose, Cathy...See MoreBravada Contempo Engineered Hardwood
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Comments (0)Hello! We want to install hardwood floor in our house. we had 2 kids and a small dog, we are looking at Mediterranean Corinthian and Symphony Virtuoso. Anyone has any feedback on these brands? or there are any other you have installed that you are happy with? Thanks!...See MoreZhen Ding
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