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Has anyone installed Provenza LVP Fire N' Ice?

2 years ago

To me Fire N' Ice looks like a slightly darker version of roadtrip but narrower strips than roadtrip with a microbevel rather than painted bevel. I have looked all over for a picture of Fire N' Ice installed to no avail. Anyone have pictures they can share of Provenza LVP Fire N' Ice installed?

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Missy P

2 years ago

Hello! I had Provenza Fire N Ice installed a couple of weeks ago. No bevel, which is what I wanted. Hope these help.

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bbamb00
Original Author
2 years ago
@Missy P Thank you sooooo much for sharing these pictures! You are the sweetest!!!!! What do you think of them? They look to be that golden warm tone I'm looking for.
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I like them a lot. I wanted a more modern look with less variation and I think they deliver. They can have a tendency to look “stripey,” which I’m sure you noticed in the Provenza website pics. I had it run to minimize that effect, looking down the boards instead of across them, if that makes sense. (You can see in my pics how some of the planks go from light to dark in one plank.)
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Hi Missy, how are your floors holding up after 10 Mos? I just ordered the same (I've seen some reviews that are a little concerning regarding splinters) Thank you!
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I’ve had zero issues with mine almost a year in, and haven’t seen any signs of splintering. They’ve held up nicely.
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