Lvp floor color for kitchen and house
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Are home builders using the lvp laminate for main wood floor?
Comments (62)I would really appreciate if some of you can help with my dilemma. We are looking into flooring options for our new home. We live in Arizona. I was looking in to wood look porcelain tile because I really like the look of wood, but I want something where I can have the same kind of flooring in the entire main floor, so hard wood tile combo is out. We have hardwood in our current house in both our floors except kitchen and stairs as much as I love the look of it, I don’t like the upkeep that comes with it. A couple of our friends got LVP done in their homes and they really like it. I love how it looks but just can’t get over the vinyl part and how will it effect the value of the house? I spoke to a couple of local suppliers and contractors and they said I can’t go wrong with either it just comes down to personal choice. And with regard to the value they said only hard wood increases the value and carpet may decrease the value because buyers would like to change the carpet but vinyl or tile don’t add or delete anything in our are. it most likely will be our forever home till we downsize but just in case. Our home will be around 700k. I understand that vinyl costs less in labor charges but a 20mil wear layer vinyl is not cheap in material and I don’t mind to spend more on the labor of tile and prefer to compromise somewhere else which I can change easily later . I know some of the same things were discussed in this thread but most of them are over a year old was wondering if everyone is still on the same page. For everyone who has wood look porcelain tile or LVP do you still like it after a couple of years? What are the pros and cons. For me one big con with the tile is grout. And LVP’s pro is it’s looks. Do you have problems with footprints being seen on LVP like how a few mentioned in an other thread? any pro’s please give your input on what you think? Thanks a lot if you read till now. I will greatly appreciate any help you can provide....See Morebuilding new home concrete slab, LVP, LVT or Laminate? and what color
Comments (1)That is hardwood on the floors so really showing us this has no real bearing on choosing flooring. You need to talk to a flooring expert about the best choice with the slab. There are many ways to do flooring on conctete slab but you need to talk to a pro in your area. I love LVP but it has limitations too. I would choose it over laminate unless you go very good quality laminate from maybe Germany ....See MoreBest flooring for kitchen lvp?
Comments (5)The tile has some porous areas and the grout is terrible. I have deep cleaned and sealed and color sealed to no avail. It looks dirty a few days later. We don't wear shoes in the house and we wipe the dogs paws. The tile needs to go and I'm looking for some better options that are not hardwood....See MoreTransition from LVP to Flooring in kitchen
Comments (5)Thanks for the comments. In the foreground is the LVP we have, which is no longer available. In the background is the sheet vinyl, which we will remove, along with the flooring and plywood underneath (it was redone 29 years ago by topping it with wood and vinyl. We will be taking out the peninsula and eli gating the island. The island will reach almost as far as the peninsula now, so I don’t know what to do with the transition- if I leave a transition where the current one is, chairs/stools on that side will straddle the transition. But I don’t want to “swoop out” too far into the great room....See Moreyayilandia
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