Can I just note that, all of your arrival points are, well, boring. You walk in on the ground level, and it’s narrow, windowless hall and stairs. And, btw, no place to leave shoes, umbrella, etc. Pause at the second floor and face the laundry room. And what will the Media room look like? You, or your guests, arrive at the third floor and face the kitchen, and have to look from side to side, scanning past the kitchen in-between, to see where to go next. Did someone leave their finished plate of nachos on the counter? Make a smoothie and not put the blender away yet? If your visitor wants to use the elevator, they have to go into the garage. Which, unless you put up some walls, will look like a parking garage. While I can see why I might love a big space like that, it doesn’t look nice for your visitors, a little too “industrial” to be charming. To get to the pool, you again have to go through the garage storage? And to use the bathroom from the pool, you have to go through the storeroom, upstairs, through the game room, and use the hall bath? Besides the view out the window, you might consider the views inside.

Hoping someone has images to show the variety of this wood flooring in a space and how it’s held up ? Customer service reviews ? ChesaPeake Flooring Engineered Wood Floors

Everything needs to come up....including porcelain tile. A warranty breach (ie. it is not covered) means NO ONE will help you. I guarantee it. If you expose any of these to ++ heat = no warranty = no one will help you. If you do not have humidity levels set properly = no warranty = no one will help you. If you do not pay to have the subfloors made to MANUFACTURE'S REQUIREMENTS = no warranty = no one will help you. I have not met a retailer who will step in and LOSE MONEY because a homeowner's house can't keep the floor inside the warranty claim. No one will help you unless you pay for it. Warranties are there to tell the HOMEOWNER how to keep their floors happy. It is rarely used to compensate a homeowner for a faulty product (less than 1% of claims would end up as accepted warranty claims). Why? Because the house or the INSTALLER voided 99.9999% of all warranty concerns with installation.

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