I'm curious about the InHaus Sono product as well...we wanted Coretec but I'm curious about the InHaus Sono with the ceramic core. We have a lot of sun coming through the back of our house and we don't want a floor that fades or shifts in the heat. We frequently have hurricanes as well and end up with the power out and tons of heat and humidity in the house. Three kids and three dogs take a toll, too. If anyone has other suggestions on this post I'd love to hear them and photos are great, too!

From what I have been told..Republic pure SPC is not the same as a WPC product. There is no wood in this product (SPC )which makes it 100% waterproof. WPC products, all thou can be waterproof could have water issues if water gets underneath i.e. major leak in laundry room. I think the dealer was leading Val C down the wrong path. Post some pics, I am seriously looking at the Holm Oak, Great Oregon Collection. Thought their products were so amazing. Some were hard to tell if they were real wood vs. vinyl.

I love the transition @alexandra! Can I ask what the height difference was between the cement tile and the lvp? I’m considering doing the same for cletile Belgian terracotta for my pantry and think it may be close to a 1/2 inch transition. I could live with the cleanly don’t transition of yours for the tile I am obsessed with! Nice job

Has anyone installed Republic SPC LVP in Chestnut Oak? Would love your feedback and photos!