Anyone installed Coretec Grande Petronas or Grande Lotte, Pictures?
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Comments (426)I am also wondering about the Hobbs Oak. Does anyone have it and is it easy to clean. This is the hardest decision. I never thought it would take me this long to decide on flooring. Glad I got the painting done first. There is paint and plaster on the carpet that is going to be taken out. They used drop cloths, but stuff still got on the floor. Would not have wanted that on new flooring. Does the Hobbs look more contemporary? My furniture is more traditional. My kitchen cabinets are walnut. Would the Hobbs be too light?...See MoreDeciding between 2 Coretec LVP floors.
Comments (74)Since painting SW Alabaster on the walls, new blinds and new sofa. Everything looks different. Changed to Coretec Bedford oak. It seemed to look better next to the tile in the bathrooms where it would meet in the doorways. Had to consider that also. Not replacing the tile. Now am second guessing. Doing the whole house except the bathrooms. Already ordered. Hope it will be ok. Does anyone have Bedford oak or pictures. Would appreciate any pictures. Did not want gray and it didn't seem to have gray in it....See MoreCoretec LVP (Garamond Oak/Grande Goldin Oak)
Comments (1)Are you ordering online or is there a ProSource or other large carpet/flooring store where you can see the samples in person? We installed Cortec Monterey Oak in my Dad's remodel about 3 years ago. They're always changing colors, so probably this specific color is not offered anymore. To me it's a medium brown and I'm sure they have some other medium browns to choose from. It's hard to judge unless you can see the samples in person and maybe place them side by side with some other colors you are going to have in the room. When shopping I noticed that they were rated as to how much variation each color has. I can't remember if they were rated 1, 2 and 3 or what the descriptor was. But Monterey Oak was in the middle, such as a "2." After installation I remember thinking it was a good thing we didn't go to the level 3. Level 2 has plenty of variation, actually a little too much for me, but my Dad liked it. Here are a few pictures, from a more sideways orientation, and from above. The sideways ones show more variation, but normally when a person is in a room you are not looking at the floor sideways like this. In person it reads medium brown, neutral and not a "feature" of the room. It's there to support/backdrop the rest of the room. Personally I would have liked going with a number "1" level of variation, but my Dad liked this one. Sideways-ish: See how it looks kind of stripy from a sideways-ish angle? From above standing up; here it looks less stripy: Maybe it's the lighting or the way the boards are oriented. In the end, we like it and it's a non-issue, but I remember thinking I would have preferred a bit of a quieter floor....See MoreCoretec Grande Lotte Oak
Comments (4)I recently installed these in my home as a part of a remodel, went with this line for durability and my friends installed the grande patronas. I haven't moved in yet, but so far I am extremely pleased with my choice and already get tons of compliments on them. The installer, my contractor, and my designer have all be extremely impressed. My designer commented the floors even feel like real wood and she took a sample for supply. Excuse the messy pics still mid-reno!...See MoreLouise Stanley
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