Everyone that had any of the grande line of coretec installed in their home…..afterwards did all your doors need the length trimmed on them at all? I believe we currently have a 10mm laminate flooring and I really want a grande goldin oak but with how thick it is I’m wandering if all our doors would need to be removed and trimmed on the bottom to be able to open and close?! Anyone have this issues at all?

Back to the Highlands Oak, and I realize this is quite old. I just placed the deposit for this flooring, and I'm planning to continue it right into the secondary guest bathroom that gets zero use. Let's face it, our son has been gone from home a long time. Do you guys have it in a bathroom? What kind of vanity, ie, white cabinet or wood tone do you think would look best? I need something pretty quickly and find myself having a hard time deciding this issue. Just ripped out all the old tile in the bathroom.

is there anyway you could grab some samples and bring them home to lay on the floor? you'll get a better idea. here are some pics of similar cherry cabinets that show wall color, and floor color. I like this one and the charcoal gray wall. I don't think the yellow is the best shade for your kitchen. Coretec grande Makkah oak Norwegian Maple I think your pine choices are just going to enhance any yellow tones. coretec-Brockport Oak and Valor Oak

We installed 2600 sf of Happy Feet Pinnacle LVP in our new build and am very happy with it. i had read through this group many times prior but decided with grown kids it was more important to us to have a matte look and low maintenance than risk wearing out our socks. I definitely prefer the feel of natural wood under bare feet but this LVP is not wearing out our socks or our bare feet. So far it feels like a great decision. interesting anecdotal observation - when in our old house, which had hardwood throughout, when we laid out various LVP samples and left them there for a week, our dog stated laying on the Happy Feet sample section. Never the other samples. 🤔