I bought Coretec Plus XL three years ago and still love it. Very durable. Easy to clean. Hasn't dented or scratched from what I can tell. Movers even dropped aawhenit piano on it and didn't dent.

Hi DW- I love Coretec! I have used it in several applications including this Hair Salon, but also in a residential space. The color I used in both of these projects I am including here is Blackstone Oak, and it was selected because both of my clients wanted it to read Warm and cool, and this flooring had a nice mix of the two colors. With regard to the bevel, I would recommend avoiding it, as it does tend to make it harder to keep clean. While Coretec offers a lifetime warranty in a residential installation (assuming your installer does it to specs), but the bevels, while they are trendy, tend to show wear sooner since it exposes other areas of the flooring moreso than others, and dirt tends to get stuck inside of the creases more often. Good luck with your project! Sounds like you're on the right track! This is the blackstone oak in a residential installation. This is the same flooring in a Hair Salon Commercial installation. Both with out bevels so it will stay nice longer! Good luck on your project!

yes, and we love it! goes great with out butterscotch leather sofa, charcoal accents and buffalo check pillows. Definitely modern rustic feel to it!

Any vinyl with a cork underlayment can NOT have extra underpad added. You need a PROPERLY prepared slab (leveled to 1/8" over 10 ft) AND a vapour barrier over concrete. That's all you need. The installer "thinks" this is thin because s/he is used to working with laminate (12mm - 15mm thick). CoreTec is one of the thickest vinyl products on the market. If s/he doesn't know how to install vinyl (or understand vinyl) you may want to look to someone else for help. Be prepared for a $2-$4/sf concrete leveling cost...and then the cost of install is extra.