Is anyone familiar with Muller Graff engineered floors
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Engineered wood floor, Bella Cera, Chocolate Cherry?? Anyone?
Comments (16)I emailed my contact asking him for clarification on what he said vs. what's printed on the back of the sample. (see below) I don't know what all the little hash marks & such mean, but all in all I am satisfied with his answer to this and the many other questions I've asked. We will be moving forward on the job with this provider. We feel good about it. He's presented himself very professionally and I think we're going to be very pleased with the end result. I'll be sure to repost when it's all finished so y'all can see what we got. :) Thanks for the help! Here's what he had to say: "I was mistaken in that particular product as to the length size. The chocolate cherry is 12"-47" which is still a beautiful floor. The checker board look is caused by poor installation. When we install a floor we are very particular with how it is laid out to avoid what we call stair steps: ------I and H patterns ------I---------------I which makes the floor look "checker board". ------I I-------------I------------- -------I ------I---------------I Hope that helps,...See MoreAnyone Familiar With Mannington Maison Collection?
Comments (7)These are all valid points. I like to see a single carton purchased if the client can't visualize the whole thing. But then you run into delays. Remember: a man-made floor (like engineered flooring) has a shelf-life of about 18 - 24 months. That means it is created, sold and then discontinued inside of 2 years. If you are working with older samples (your vendor is carrying a line that is from a year or so ago) then you should have them ask the manufacturer the time line for discontinuation. If the manufacturer is honest, then they will tell the vendor they plan to have the line "finish" in "X" amount of time. If you are ready to pull the trigger, you might want to make sure you are working from NEW stock...and not something the retailer is helping to put on "clearance" (ie....really good price) because of limited stock and mixed dye lots. Be VERY careful with old stock. This is also a very good reason to order a few boxes TOO MUCH - you will never find repair material in 5 years when the dishwasher lets go or when the tree comes crashing through your front window. Always have a few boxes in storage for that one day where a large repair (50+ square feet) is required....See MoreReward Flooring anyone? - Engineered hardwoods
Comments (198)I have the Reward Flooring Costa Collection Rustic Grade European Oak Vela. We like it so far we have had it s year. My only complaint is a couple boards were a little more rustic imperfections than I like. (Pictures attached) The floor was installed in a new house by the builder thus the installer placed the boards with lines in it in front of my refrigerator and the one with the dark spot near my island. I had a independent hardwood guy out and he said the floor is a very good floor he installs it a lot but had his company installed it he would have placed boards like that by the wall where they aren’t seen as much. If you can oversee the install I would say this is a good medium color wood floor....See MoreHas anyone ever used Fuzion Engineered Hardwood floors?
Comments (53)i have had nothing but issues with this product! i have had the company i purchased the product from come out, months with no answers, finally got a company rep out to review the product in my house....still no answers back from the manufacturer! my house humidity is around 32%-37% totally within canadian home builder standards, not to mention the product is sold as 100% water proof?? how is that possible when they are concerned about humidity that has been proven by the rep not to exceed industry specs??...See Morecalifornia55
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