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Feedback on Provenza The Natural

3 months ago

Hi all! I’ve seen so many of the different Provenza floors laid but can’t find feedback or photos, except for one negative one about potential factory defect, in the color The Natural. Has anyone installed. It looked so yellow online but went and viewed show room samples yesterday and seemed much more neutral in person.

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w0rldsbestm0m
2 months ago
Hello, I am wondering if you chose Provenza LVP and what color? I am struggling with a flooring decision.
tklynn79
last month
Hi I'm getting Provenza The Natural installed this week. So far it looks more neutral/light brown in natural light. Under warm lighting in the evenings it definitely looks like a different shade. Definitely looks warmer, orangey, but not in a bad way. I can share some photos when the install is finished if anyone is interested.
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w0rldsbestm0m
last month
Hello tklynn79, I would love to see your photos. I have purchased Provenza The Natural and I am loving it as it looks in the boxes. It is not installed yet. I am wondering what type of flooring is under your LVP. My flooring will be on a cement slab.

Also anyone out there have experience putting LVP on a cement floor?
tklynn79
last month
Hello! We are also on concrete slab but with existing tile. To save money and avoid the mess, we decided with the flooring company to install over the tiles. They took a look and said our tile was in good condition so they felt comfortable applying leveling cement to make sure everything was even, then install.

So far I'm loving the color and look of these planks. Fortunately I do not see any texture issues as mentioned in another thread.

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