@Ericka EspeEspe wewe sorry for the extra words, the app is being strange. We ended up installing Provenza At Ease. We like it even though it is a little more knotty than expected. We brought home a bunch of samples some we liked during the day some at night. We didn't want gray, orange, yellow... just subtle natural shades.

There is a video review on youtube made last month if you are still looking.

Hi @K B, I haven't used any of them, but I have sold hundreds of them. My customers haven't had any problems with either company's floors, and both of them will last years for you. As far as which format to use, that depends on where you are going to have them installed and the situation. Most installers prefer the floating click lock LVP. Many of the beefiest floors only come in a glue down. On a concrete slab with moisture problems or concerns I would only use glue down with a moisture barrier. The floating click lock rigid core LVP is great for most situations.

I am making a decision between these 2 colors for a new beach house build in SC. I have my contractor order a box of each color, & place planks in great room & bedrooms - natural lighting will help me decide - I want high variation - coastal look with white cabinets - designer suggesting more “ warm tones” since I have a lot of pieces with grey (cool tones). Both of these LVP have some grey undertones. I’ll post pictures when deciding (Jan 2023)