Zawn Oak - Coretec
Craig Uria
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Coretec Flooring. Madrid Oak, Brockport Oak, or Tulsa Oak?
Comments (1)Hey there! We are considering the same three. Did you decide to install any of them? If yes, could you post photos? Thank you!...See MoreManila Oak vs Calypso Oak COREtec vinyl plank flooring
Comments (3)I am having the same dilemna! We have to replace the flooring in our tiny vacation rental condo. I definitely want Coretec, but I'm having a hard time deciding between these two. I love the simplicity and elegance of the Calypso Oak, but worry that it will turn out too light. The Manila has such beautiful depth, but I'm afraid it might pull too much orange. All the photos of installed Calypso give the caveat that it is much lighter in reality. Too bad, because I love the way it looks in pics. I am also worried that Manila might be a bit busy. We bought our condo furnished and the sofa is staying. It is a queen sleeper, but it is patterned and in a darker color. Unfortunately I can't buy a box and try them both out since we have to have the installation done in a couple of weeks in between renters and we won't be there until the actual work begins. Also, the unit is pet friendly and I worry that paw prints might show up more easily in between housekeeping. Wish I could find something inbetween these two colors....See MoreCoretec Zawn Oak
Comments (3)There are pics of the floor so not sure what you want> IMO seeing the floor in someone elses space will not help you. If at all possible get a box lay it out at your house with your lighting and cabinets, furniture estc. that is the only way to chhose flooring....See MoreCoretec Zawn Oak?
Comments (0)Anyone have any updated pictures of Coretec Zawn Oak? I’ve read all the threads on all the colors and gotten samples. This is the one we’re leaning towards, but not finding many pictures in people’s houses online....See MoreCraig Uria
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