DONT go with Ciaro Oak here is our experience...We put Cairo Oak by Coretec in out new build home from flooring liquidators in late 2021. We have 4 kids ages 9-1 and thought a LVP would be the most practical way to go. While I still agree LVP is great with kids this flooring is AWFUL! The color Cairo oak specifically eats anything it touches. Its sadly in our whole main floor so we are on it most of the day. This flooring makes holes in socks and in the knees of pants in literally two seconds. It has become quite costly replacing pants and sock for four kids. It is specifically this flooring. We have had other LVP flooring in past homes with kids and did not experience this. I tried reaching out to Coretec and got a careless response. It is very upsetting to spend such a large amount of money on flooring for a well known brand only to get a crappy quality in return. If you are looking at Cairo Oak from Coretec..keep looking. I wouldn't even recommend the brand after the way they handled their customer service.

I have Wiltshire Oak and I love it. There is some variation but enough to give it character. It also appears that some of the pics are not Coretec Pro Plus Wiltshire. These are long wide planks. Not short and thin. I have three dogs who run and play on it. No scratches. It’s very easy to clean.

I don’t think Ravenswood being SPC is an issue. In fact, it’s stronger and more scratch and dent resistant than WPC. The only thing of concern is if you prefer a bit more cushion because WPC has wood fiber instead of stone underneath which makes it thicker. I too was narrowing down better these 3 options. Calypso was showing too yellow and the wood grain looked cheap. Ravenswood and Cairo had the white oak grain I wanted but Cairo was a bit too dark. Go with Ravenswood, you will not regret it. Just for comparison, I’ve attached a pic showing my real white oak nightstand sitting on top of my Ravenswood LVP and you could hardly tell them apart. That’s how good Ravenswood look.

I agree. The COREtec visualizer makes Cyril oak look very light, but it does not look that way in pictures that others have posted on Houzz.