I bought Coretec Plus XL three years ago and still love it. Very durable. Easy to clean. Hasn't dented or scratched from what I can tell. Movers even dropped aawhenit piano on it and didn't dent.

We have calypso oak installed in our house and we love it. We have lived here (a renovation) for 3 weeks now, and really like the way it looks. It's really easy to clean, it looks beautiful, and feels great. We were hesitant to install this type of floor because we had read reviews from many about a tendency for this LVP product to have a sandy or cracking noise when stepped on. We do not have that problem, and we have read that this is an installation issue (dependent upon the cleanliness of the sub floor or the type of subfloor installed below it?). Regardless, we do not have this issue and we are so lucky to have listened to the store we were buying it from (who had never heard of this issue with this product). If you like the way it looks, I recommend installing this product.

Any vinyl with a cork underlayment can NOT have extra underpad added. You need a PROPERLY prepared slab (leveled to 1/8" over 10 ft) AND a vapour barrier over concrete. That's all you need. The installer "thinks" this is thin because s/he is used to working with laminate (12mm - 15mm thick). CoreTec is one of the thickest vinyl products on the market. If s/he doesn't know how to install vinyl (or understand vinyl) you may want to look to someone else for help. Be prepared for a $2-$4/sf concrete leveling cost...and then the cost of install is extra.

I have Wiltshire Oak and I love it. There is some variation but enough to give it character. It also appears that some of the pics are not Coretec Pro Plus Wiltshire. These are long wide planks. Not short and thin. I have three dogs who run and play on it. No scratches. It’s very easy to clean.