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New Cortec Grande LVP

3 years ago

I’m considering using the Cortec Grande Lotte oak color, I’m just curious if anyone has used this floor, it’s very thick and has a 30 mil wear layer. I had a price of $4.09 per ft before the tariff hit, I think it’s now about $4.75 for the product plus installation. Thanks

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Scotty D
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3 years ago

Here are a couple of pics, the floor is very dusty right now, we are still in the finishing process. I will post a few more when it’s cleaned up.

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millworkman
3 years ago
Cortec is considered to be a fine LVP product in general so I would see no reason for this not to be either.
Christina Leiter
3 years ago
Did you ever get any photos of this? I’m looking to order the same flooring. Also, where did you get your quote? I’m getting quoted $5.25 a sq ft currently.
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Scotty D
Original Author
3 years ago
Check with Green flooring, I think they are in Oregon and try flooring4less in Oakland, both have pretty good pricing. I think others can match them, just call a few places. I was looking at 2000+ ft and that may have helped in getting a better price. Good luck.
Scotty D
Original Author
3 years ago
Sorry, I looked up the companies I have found that have competitive prices, try Green Flooring Supply and Quality flooring 4 Less and fast floors. They all seem good on pricing. I would also ask your local retailer to match them on price. Good luck
Dawn Pesko
3 years ago
Did you wind up going with grande lotte oak ? If so would you mind sharing some pictures ? Thank you !
E L
3 years ago
Also would love photos!!
bulin
2 years ago
scotty D, is that CoreTec Grande Lotte Oak you have posted? Beautiful but it looks like it could be Goldin Oak?
Scotty D
Original Author
2 years ago
It’s cortec golden oak
Stephanie Potts
6 months ago
Scotty D, I’m highly considering the grande goldin oak for most of the main level of my house. Are you happy with it? Any issues with your flooring? Does it have pink tones in some lighting?
Jodi Wire
3 months ago
We had planned to install the Coretec Grande Lotte Oak (installed in kitchen only); however have ultimately chosen to go with a lighter color - the Makkah Oak -- in remainder of home. I have approx 1,500 sq ft available for sale -- willing to offer deeply discounted pricing. We are located in WI but can ship. Pls contact me at jwire@tds.net if interested.

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