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Comments (4)As much as I do not like tile that tile in the picture is beautiful! I would do one or the other throughout your space and NOT mix the two....See MoreSUPERCore Xtreme vs. Adura Max Prime LVP
Comments (0)Hi all, I discovered we ship floors from this board, thank you! I went to their website. SuperCore Xtreme shows some nice pine color, and it has a 30 mil wear layer. it says water resistant. Adura Max Prime LVP also nice, seems 20 mil wear layer. which one is better? I am a little confused. I thought higher wear layer is what matters. which one better, in terms of quality, durability and feel? 3 kids, no pets. any plastic smell under the sun from these LVP? Also, they both claim 100% water proof. I though LVP is water resistant, but not water proof? thanks heaps!....See MoreAny reviews on Twelve Oaks LVP?
Comments (3)Did you end up using the twelve oaks smoke house??? That's the same flooring we're looking to put down but it's impossible to find pictures of actual homes using it and what the quality is like after install. Any help would be appreciated!...See MoreSubfloor question for SuperCore LVP...please help
Comments (5)What SJM said you have to prep the floor properly. If you look at DriCore installation specs, it tells you that "Any dips or low spots in the concrete surface greater than 1/4" should be troweled level with a Portland cement compound or leveled with a self-leveling compound to ensure an accurate installation." The same goes for LVP flooring "A. The surface of the subfloor must be flat. The flatness requirement is defined as follows: the maximum difference between two high points and the intermediate low point is 1/4" in a 10' radius. Surface flatness must also not vary more than 1/16" when measured with a 3' straight edge. Additionally, the subfloor must not slope more than 1" in 6'. B. High areas can be sanded, ground down, or floated over with an approved self-leveling compound. Fill excessive voids or low areas using a non-gypsum, cementitious-based leveling compound. Allow the leveling compound to dry thoroughly before beginning the LifeProof Vinyl Plank installation. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to be sure it is appropriate for the application. Good luck...See MoreLindsay K
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