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Comments (450)@Abballmom @Michelle G @pamela1154 @Megan Redlich We are choosing between carpet and CoreTec Calypso Oak in a bonus room/playroom. I do love the colors and appreciate all of your photos! A couple of questions: - For those who have it on an upper level: what is the noise like below? This would be on our second story above my husband's office so I worry a bit about this, especially compared to carpet. - Is it easy to clean? Any issues with vacuum (or a roomba) scratching it? - What about scratching in general? We have a large dog...and young kids who love to push all kinds of things around on the floor :) - Are you generally still happy with your choice? Thank you so much!...See MoreCoretec Plus HD - images
Comments (0)Hello all, I am interested in seeing photos of actual installs for Coretec Plus HD. Specifically, I am hoping to see a newer product in color "Halsman" but would be interested in seeing any photos from this specific line (Plus HD). I want to see how pronounced the painted bevels are once installed. The photo on the Coretec website does not indicate that the lines would show very much but when looking at samples, they really show up. Thanks so much....See MoreThin underlayment for Coretec Plus?
Comments (7)@SJ McCarthy My CoreTec Luxury Vinyl Plank was installed throughout my "new" 1989 house Q1 2018. About 4 months ago, something that looked like "glue" (to me) was coming from the seams of the planks. THe original Contractor stopped by today to give it a look and he advised that CoreTec does not use glue, so I'll just call it "gook & moisture." It's awful and I have to SCRAPE the gook to try and get it clean but it's getting worse and I cannot keep up with it. The Contractor advised that CoreTec does not use an underlayment and, from what I interpreted from your reply to another, that an underlayment is NOT the same as a vapor or moisture barrier. My 1-1/2 store house is on a slab, stucco, built in 1989. This issue began about 4 months ago and is increasingly getting worse. The worst areas are far from the walls that are against the exterior of the house (hope I described that properly.) For example, the worst seepage of moisture and gook is in the hallway which has a bedroom between the exterior wall and the hallway. Meanwhile, the seepage of moisture and gook is growing worse as time goes on and spreading slowly throughout the house. While I have several dogs, they are not in the area of the foyer and hallway because I have baby gates so they are restricted to the living room that goes into the sunroom that has a doggie door to the fenced back yard. They have lots of room and no need for the rest of the house and that helps me keep it clean. Would appreciate your thoughts. I know the company will try to find an issue that would not be their liability. I really just want what is fair. I'm going to have to have the entire main level re-floored. It's a 1-1/2 story on a slab, as I described above. Thank you! Denna Neff Independent Senior Lady, 76 years old. :)...See Morecoretec Wiltshire pro plus enhanced hd
Comments (1)Did you end up installing the Wiltshire Oak?...See MoreHU-100510082
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