Has anyone used Provenza LVP in the color The Natural?
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has anyone installed Provenza First Crush LVP ?
Comments (180)leftontheinside We got our First Crush installed a few weeks ago, and there are saw marks. Some of our samples made them look very busy, and others didn't have them at all. We went through a local flooring store. The saw marks are definitely there, but not noticeable when looking at the floor as a whole (I looked at a lot of pictures because the saw marks were almost a deal breaker). We love the floors. They are beautiful! HU-751872317 We got a custom taupe stain made that coordinates well with the floor. If you still need something, I can get the formula....See MoreHas anyone used Provenza "After Party" LVP
Comments (4)The sample in store we just looked at did not show so many dark pieces - do you happen to have another photo of another area of your house? My son chosen this for his Colorado condo and he wants a lightish/medium color thank you!...See MoreAnyone used Provenza LVP in Sassy Grey?
Comments (2)Thank you Sammie. I googled it and found lots of pictures of the sample board. I was hoping to see it installed in a home....See MoreAnyone Have Provenza MaxCore LVP in color Diamond Sky (Concorde Oak)
Comments (1)Be aware of a couple things: Over time, vinyl shrinks. It's not stable and you joint lines may become more apparent with a light color vinyl. Get yourself an actual sample of the flooring, maybe even a box to test the color in your home. From the photo, the floor looks as though it has a pink undertone. Light warm colors may not play well with this floor. https://www.provenzafloors.com/waterprooflvp/detail?sku=PRO3215I4F&color=Diamond%20Sky&collection=Concorde%20Oak...See More
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2 years agoThings are really covered up with all the renovations. And I think they are lighter than what the photos show.
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