I‘m agonizing over making this decision! All I know is that I was told that trucor was started by people who left coretec to start their own business. It was highly recommended at my local flooring company.

I’m also looking at Trucor, the color I’m looking at us alabaster oak. It would be nice if anyone has installed this and had pictures.

@Sarah Very interesting! I wish I could talk to someone who has installed this or who has it in their home. Would love to get some feedback since there isn't much online. Which floor were you thinking of? I'm looking at Tuscany Oak.

I haven’t found a trucor flooring that I like yet. I’m still looking. The last samples I brought home were too cool compared to the other wood in my house. My favorite flooring so far has been coretec calypso oak. I decided to do some lighting fixes in my house first, as it might change my decision.

I had a sample of TruCor Barley Oak from the Alpha Collection, which I liked. I can’t find any photos or much of anything online about it. It’s so hard to decide based off one of sample. 😩

I am in the process of choosing between TruCor Prime Rustic Oak for our basement vs a NuCore product which has the same wear layer and is less expensive. I've read reviews that say the NuCore can scratch easily, but haven't seen much about TruCor Prime. I too would love to hear about anyone's experience with this TruCor product.

I just installed trucor in my basement and am really happy with it and my contractors said it seemed like a great product. I went with bungalow oak and think it’s prettier in person. I love the beveled edge and it seems to be pretty scratch resistant.

I’m looking at trucor travertine noce. Does anyone have any experience with this?

If you visit trucofloors.com there is a gallery of the styles they offer! We are currently having Trucor Prime Arctic Oak installed in two rooms and I love it! I was able to find a photo of it at trucofloors.com

Please update on how it wears

@kmarie86 Did you end up picking Tuscany Oak? That is what I’m currently looking at and would love to see a picture if you don’t mind!

@Jenna No I haven't installed anything yet. The Tuscany Oak is still my favorite but wish I can see some real install pics.

@kmarie86 we are leaning towards Sienna Oak now- it’s definitely hard without more pics!

were installing 2 types in our house. If you go onto TruCor.com you will see pics of the finished product

Not Happy

i just purchased some TruCor flooring. We bought the SPC Emperador Dark. This is by far the hardest to install of any flooring I have done. It’s about impossible to do and I have put down many many different kinds of flooring from various laminate types to tile. after Putting down 2 boxes I got so mad that it’s all going back. Double the price of what we normally buy and half the quality. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

Hey everyone! We found TruCor Alabaster Oak yesterday, and we loved it! Has anyone else installed TruCor? If so, did you like it? Just wondering bc I can’t find much info on it.

I too would like to see it installed. The home is more mid century design in Rancho Mirage near Palm Springs. Slot if glass, sliders, modern/ global furnishings. Definitely requires a lighter look. I am looking at Tru Cor Carrara Gray, 16”x32”. 5.5 mm SPC, Waterproof, dog friendly with painted bevel.

Has anyone installed yes and if so, pictures? Feedback?
Thanks!

Note: Both of the links posted by others above are incorrect. One leads to some workshops & the other is misspelled. Try www.trucorfloor.com.

The correct site is https://www.trucorfloors.com/

At this point, has anyone else installed TruCor flooring in their home? It came highly recommended by our contractor and flooring store. I like the Russet Oak a lot, though it’s more expensive than what we were planning to go with.

TruCor is made by Dixie Home. Excellent company with excellent flooring. I sell a lot of it and haven't had any issues with it. Recommended

@Kristen Did you install TruCor Barley Oak from the Alpha Collection? That's what my designer is recommending. She said that it looks realistic and that it's been installed in million dollar homes in Hilton Head. I had asked for an LVP that looks like White Oak. We like that it doesn't have the deep bevels. All of the new production is 20 mil. When ordering be sure to specify that you want the 20 mil because they might still have some of the 12 mil in the warehouse.

Here is a pic of TruCor Big Sky installed in a customer's home. They love it. The rustic and worn look is intentional. It's not for everyone, but the customer wanted the rustic look.

TruCor Bungalow Oak was installed throughout the house minus the master bath at the beginning of October. I can’t speak to the ease of install since I had it professionally installed, but I like the product and it’s look. Attached a couple of pictures for reference. I have a few more under different lighting conditions if anyone is interested.

I’m looking at Salerno Oak!

New Trucor luxury vinyl plank scratches easily from dog toenails and human nails. Big mistake. My Shaw LVP never did this.

I am looking at the prime XL line Terra Oak and confused about installing this brand vs the Mannington Adura max line Swiss Oak Nougat. We are leaning towards the adura simple due to lack of reviews on the Trucor. The Trucor seems to have a beautiful bevel and 9x72 planks as opposed to 7x48bof the adura. Any photos and reviews on installed experience will greatly help. Also attaching photos of the 2 planks.

Trucor terra oak

Adura Swiss oak

A work in progress....this is Trucor luxury vinyl, in Travertine Gold. We have had dogs AND human toenails on it--no scratches! So far, neither amateur or pro has believed it was not stone. They can't believe it's VINYL! Love, love, love it!!!!

Being near the Mexican border, I have been stuck with tile for many years...NEVER AGAIN! This vinyl "gives" as I step on the floating floor, and plastic won't be breaking when I drop it.

I highly recommend this Trucor vinyl!!!

I just stumbled upon Trucor PRIME XXL LVP. It has 10” X 84” long planks which I have never seen before . Waiting on some samples and trying to find reviews. It’s 10mm to and is checking a lot of boxes.

Me too loving the look and size of the XXL Trucor plank but looking for some reviews. I also just found out they also make Trucor Prime which is 12” X 90” but that might be overwhelming in my home.

Three homes thus far in our subdivision of nearly 10 year old homes have had to replace builder grade flooring. All have gone with Trucor. At this point all 3 homes have selected Trucor Prime WPC. One home has had this down for 3-4 years with 3 large active dogs and 4 cats and there is not a mark on the floor. Their house just sold in hours with 4 bids. In another home a bar stool fell on the floor and did not leave a dent. We are going with Trucor SPC mainly because we like the colors a bit better. I have taken a fork to the product sample and cannot seem to scratch it.

I couldn't find many photos or reviews on Trucore XXL Mellow Oak LVP flooring when I wanted to purchase it so I thought I would write a review. The planks were installed in July 2022, so I've had them for about a year and a half now.

Texture - I initially thought that the more textured planks made them look and feel more luxurious. The texture was one of the reasons that I wanted these. However, once they were installed, I quickly noticed that it was too much texture. We work from home and after a day of walking around barefoot on the floors, you can feel all of the very indented bevels and texture. It's bothersome even with socks on. In our area, it's customary to remove your shoes when entering the home so it's always on my mind when we have guests over.

Patterns - The sample had a greyish tone with some color variations in it and maybe one or 2 wood-look notches. However, when we received the planks, we noticed that the greyish tone we loved wasn't on many of the planks. The planks we recieved had more of a beige color to them, sometimes even yellow tones. The pattern is repeated over and over making the planks look super cheap. If you are looking for something luxurious, this isn't it.

Painted bevel - I loved this in the sample, but as mentioned above, the bevel feel so indented and just allow for dirt to get stuck in the bevels making it impossible to get the floors clean. My dad comes to visit often and refuses to walk around without shoes on because the floors "will mess up his white socks" even after he personally cleans them since he feels like my floors are always dirty in the cracks.

Installation - The floors have cork padding which isn't common, I've heard. Make sure your installer glues the tiles down and levels the foundation well. Otherwise, you will end up like me and have hollow spots everywhere. The planks don't seem heavy enough and are too long to weigh themselves down to avoid the hollow areas. So when we walk around, you can hear the floors popping and making noise as you step down onto it.

Scratch resistant - Not at all.. and the scratches are very noticable. This may be due to the pattern perhaps.

My suggestion would be to get Cali pro vinyl longboards. They are a much cheaper option and have similar styles and colors, but the board are just a couple of inches smaller. My neighbor has Cali Pro longboard LVP. She paid half the price I did and hers have held up much better than my floors even with 2 large dogs and 3 children under 5 years old.

Moral of the story for me, spending more money doesn't mean you are getting a better product. I spent a really long time looking for the perfect floors just to be disappointed.

Please share updates after you installed your flooring.

I appreciate all of the comments - it’s challenging to select a brand I don’t have experience with. The flooring LVP I installed previously was discontinued, so I’m looking for a contemporary white oak look in another brand.

We have Trucor linear oatmeal in our home. The flooring has discolored and does not wear very well. It was installed 3 years ago and it has take. 2 years and a lawsuit to get this company to stand behind their product. We have been extremely disappointed in the company and their product.

I had terrible luck with Trucor, but the installer installed the 12 mil protective layer coating by mistake possibly. Trucor blamed the scratches and smudges of the flooring on my cleaning. I could scratch the flooring with my nail, rub it with a paper towel and the scratch would disappear and then scratch it again. I would have to clean it everyday. Trucor rep never came to see the floor. I had to hire a flooring expert who sent sample to the specialty lab and found out that the wrong mil thickness of Trucor had been installed and I was given my money back after threatening a lawsuit. I now have Karndean flooring with 30 mil thickness. Night and day difference! You can sweep it and not have to clean at all and looks great all the time. No scratches from dog toenails and I had 4 dogs. The Karndean flooring looks like a real wood floor and so little maintenance. I couldn't be happier.

Terrible flooring. Either Trucor or the installer installed 12 mil layer thickness instead of the 20 mil thickness. Dog toenails scratched it. Could clean it everyday and full of smudges, never looked clean. Trucor blamed me, never came to see the flooring. I hired a flooring expert who had my floor tested to find out I had 12 mil thickness. With threat of lawsuit, I was able to avoid paying for the floor and was able to replace with a 30 mil Karndean floor which is beautiful, no scratching, no smudges.

I bought Trucor IGT tile and it was horrible to install. i called the company to ask why i am having such trouble and ask for help. They said i have to do a skim coat that it is not like plank flooring. They also went on to ask how many floors have I installed and told me to hire someone. The guy had a terrible attitude and told me I had to file a claim and they would send someone out. I’m not new to construction and have renovated my entire basement that i completely gutted!

I have leveled the floor with mapei leveling compound. it is level and smooth in all directions. It is definitely not the floor.

When I start clicking the tiles together it works on row one and row two. Then on the third row as I'm laying the tiles in the corners pop out on various first row tiles and i cannot get the tiles to lock in correctly on the third row.. Everything is square and level! How hard can it be??

It is the most frustrating tile i have ever tried to install. The instructions say lay left to right and toe in on the 18” side and tap with mallet to get it to slide in on the 24” side. Nope that does not work because the corners have this block at the corner that locks in the pieces and will not let the tile slide in like plank. If the corners pop out then you get chipping along the fake grout line. If I lay the tiles right to left they fall into the groves and lock in perfectly. but then i have row three problems.

I wish TruCor customer service was more helpful and didn’t talk down to me installing them myself. I do not understand why they cannot create a video walking you through the instal! I do not understand why they cannot help/give some sort of guidance.

I am going to try and return what I can and find a different product. Unfortunately I will never buy TruCor products again even though I absolutley loved the look of the tile I purchased

picture is the corner locking joint.

Has anyone looked at the samples for Trucor Chantilly Oak 9" PVC? We loved the samples. Now that we are installng, we don't love it. It has a very distressed look, splotching, bootprint looking digressions. It would probably look great in a farmhouse look, but that is not what we are going for.

If anyone has any experience with Trucor Chantilly Oak, please let me know how you feel about the samples looking like a match for the real flooring once laid down.

Thank you!

I'm considering TruCore English Oak, has anyone installed this color? I love the color...and it says 22mil wear layer but after seeing the problems here, I am hesitant to move forward with this...