@Jum Chae how is the Laval color compared to Chaumont? Did you also see the Libourne color in person? How does that compare against Laval and Chaumont?

Concern with Laval was the white steaks which may get dirty with light traffic. Here is a pic for you to compare.

@sur singh Thank you! Very helpful. I really appreciate it it.

@Lizzy H Let me know which floor you decided on.

@sur singh The white streaks on the Medieval Floors Laval that you mentioned are just the surface film's design, not the floor's textures or grains, so it's easy to clean just like the Chaumont as I called the company and they said that all the Medieval Floors's lines have same minimal textures and grains. If you do read all the complaints online from some homeowners complaining how their vinyl planks are hard to clean, just look at the pictures they posted, you will see that their floorings all have very deep deep textures that they said look exactly like wood. These deep deep textures are like those LVT floorings with grooves where dirts can easily get trapped in between after a week of installation. Everyone trying to buy the hype of looking exactly like wood and forgot the first reason why they want to install vinyl planks in the first place --easy maintenance. Many hardwood floors that we have seen don't have much textures like how some of these LVT did.

We actually did quite a bit of research before buying as we know we are going to spend some fortune. Our contractor is the one who recommended us to go with the Medieval Floors. He shared us a lot of his experiences on why some LVT planks don't perform well after a certain period of times and started having problems, and so he highly recommended us to go with Medieval Floors so we went with it. We definitely don't want our waterproof flooring to look like plastics so no shiny, but with minimal textures. We picked out Chaumont, Valencian, Talence, Libourne, and Laval from the Medieval Floors lines. Our designer likes the Talence the most, however, it was out of our budget, so we went with the Medieval Floors Laval as this color can blend in well with our lights, modern theme, and some gray. Chaumont is a bit too warm for our taste. I hope this helps.

@Lizzy H The Medieval Floors Libourne is a warm clean natural maple color. The color is beautiful in person and it doesn't look like Chaumont or Laval and I don't see any other brands having this same tone color as well.. but it's a little too light for us.

@Jum Chae Could you share some pics of the Laval floors installed at your home? We are also considering it. Thanks.

@Jum Chae thanks for the info!

@sur singh we are going with the chaumont as the coloring and pattern fits our tastes and home better.

@Jum Chae, Can you please share some pics of laval installed. We are also trying to decide between chaumont and laval. I dont see a huge color difference for the lighting in our house. but just worried about the knots in chaumont. I dont want anything too busy.

@Jum Chae Great info, thanks!

@Jum Chae what kind of trim do you have around your doors? I don’t have flat trim around my doors (have some detailing/slight curves) and am trying to decide whether a flat baseboard will look ok with it. The other two baseboards I’m considering are called coronado and vintage. Did you or anyone consider or use these?

Hi, What kind of floor mats needed for office chairs for Vinyl flooring?

@Lizzy We‘re also going to install the Medieval Floors Chaumont color as we saw it being installed at our friend’s house and we loved it. It’s a little warmer than the Medieval Floors Laval. I would say the Laval is in between the Valencian and the Chaumont. The Chaumont seems to have a little brown more than the Laval.

@Sayja Khan and @Lizzy H What kind of price quotes are you getting for Chaumont floor and install quote?

@kruti88 @Dominique Yuan Our contractor will start our full hourse remodeling in about 3 months from today. I will post our flooring when we are done. However, the client that he is currently doing their 4,500 sqft flooring also chose Medieval Floors Laval, so he will share me the floors pictures of their nice place in about 2-3 weeks he said and I will share here kitchen and living room spaces where the floors are laid.

Unless you have many square feet to buy like 1500+, I don’t think there is much room to negotiate. The higher the square foot you will purchase, your bargaining power is higher. From my experiences, if you just going to call the store to check prices, you won’t get the best deal because they know you just checking pricing, best to visit the store in-person and find someone nice to talk with

@Lizzy H I am also using the Coronado

@Jum Chae Oh, ok! when you mentioned using the flat one i thought you meant the crafstman style one that is so popular now. I just wasn’t sure whether it would go with my existing door trims. I’m leaning toward the coronado too.

My husband and I decided to go with the Medieval Floors Melun for our house. Yesterday we took our kids to one of the most biggest well known temple in the Bay Area, Kim Son Monastery in Watsonville that sits on top of Mt. Madonna with beautiful scenery, and we saw they are installing the Medieval Floors Super SPC Talence.

Completed flooring project with Chaumont floor and it looks beautiful. Thanks everyone for help!

@sur singh Excellent! What baseboard profile did you end up using? Can you share pics?

@Lizzy H I used 4.5 inch Santa Fe

@sur singh Very nice! Thank you and enjoy your new floors. Can’t wait to get mine installed!

@Lizzy H Which floors have you decided to go with?

@sur singh Chaumont! 😀

Can someone please share us some of your Medieval Floors Super SPC Blois pictures?

@wsj41 I wonder if you can share some pictures of your nice floors..? thanks

Looking at this line too - having such a hard time choosing. So far liking Lille, Alsace and now Chaumont and Laval because of this thread! Any updates on completed floors?

Over the last two years I have installed numerous projects using Medieval Floors’ products and I love their products as it’s the best out there and never have any problems as it’s super sturdy. You can ask any installers from Chinese, Mexican, to Caucasian who have installed their products in the past and they will tell you the same thing I said on here. Below are some pictures of my recent installation for a designer who was hired by the homeowner to make the place nice. For this home, they like the timeless clean contemporary look with the complimentary variations. Please keep in mind that the light in your house can be very tricky so don’t let any colors fool you in the showrooms as it will most likely look different in your house. This designer chose the color: MATOURY in the Medieval Floors Valletta Collection.

For this home below, this young rich couple loved the sturdiness of the Medieval Floors Super SPC Talence for their $3mish home as they like that 30mil wear layer and timeless color as well. This couple also like that clean look..

This customer likes modern rustic style so they went with the Medieval Floors Marseille Collection Vitrolles. A little pearl gray with little brown.

This customer likes a little warm timeless color with minimal knots so they went with the Medieval Floors Chaumont.

@Incapo - thanks for all the great photos! Beautiful installation.

@sur singh, Thanks for the pics of chaumont. We have finally decided to go with chaumont as well. it looks more natural with minimal knots when compare to laval which doesnt have any knots at all. We will be installing in 2 weeks. Got the materials delivered. Very excited to get this done!

@kruti88 It actually look better than pics and love the natural look.

@kruti88 yeah the Medieval Floors Chaumont is very popular as I have installed it so many times. We are currently installing the Medieval Floors Laval color and I do see a little knots, very very little knots though. The color is beautiful in my opinion with many patterning. It looks just like wood to me. I have to say it is a little lighter than the Chaumont. I will take pictures tomorrow and upload here. All our customers have different tastes, one likes gray and the other likes taupe tone, but most like more neutral colors with minimal to no knots to keep their house less busy and more to the contemporary side.

@sur singh I agree with you!!! These floors do look a lot better outside than in these pictures as my phone is not that great

True. even with the floor samples I was not able to capture the exact tone on my phone.

@Incapo, Please do share some laval pics too. Would love to see that. Since that is a newer color I was not able to find many pics on it. we had chaumont and laval as choices after a long thought we went with chaumont because of the natural look. Just hoping we made the right choice. will know in a week :D

Got my hands on samples for Laval, Chaumont, Libourne and Valencian. I agree - so hard to capture exact color and tones. Finally decided on Laval - wanted smoother surface, very tiny knots and the tone worked well in our home. Would love to see your photos @Incapo when you have time to share. :)

We are still remodeling the client’s house and it’s not done. But I tried cleaning couple areas so you guys can see the patterns. The true color inside the house is a lot nicer like natural oak color. These pictures were taken at 5pm today with no room light, only using natural light. As you can see, Medieval Floors Laval does have very very little knots. A truly timeless clean beautiful color towards contemporary guaranteed. I hope this helps

This Laval color does not have any yellow, orange, or red in it once inside the house.

@kruti88 @wallie55 I tried taking these pictures many times to get the right color of the Laval that I see in this house in San Francisco, but my phone just couldn’t capture it

@Incapo thanks so much for taking the pics! i really like the color and agree about how you can't see the yellow tones when inside the house. it looked so different in the showroom. looks really great and can't wait to get these installed!

@Incapo, Thanks for the pics! I will share the pics once ours is done next week. These medieval floors look great. The material looks and feels so natural. cant wait!

Deciding betwern Chaumont (left) and Laval (right) — here they are side by side since this thread has been so helpful! We’re landing on Laval for the more ”clean” look. Both are beautiful, bit Chaumont is more grainy, Laval more smooth. Our home is quite modern and Laval seems to fit perfectly

@Kate Hensler you got some great photos of the two. we'll be installing Laval soon and will share photos when done. :)

What is the best price for Laval for around 2300

2300

please call 650-654-7703 for 2300 sq. ft. of Laval