How about Home Depot's Apostle Island Oak LVP? I am currently choosing between the two presently. I have two big dogs, and after a torture test on both samples, the LVP isn't quite as scratch resistant as the laminate... Still pretty durable...I mean, I was going with all my strength with a screwdriver, but while the LVP sustained some barely noticeable scratches, the laminate wasn't even touched.

It looks a bit better from this perspective. That being said, the busyness and overall darkness and having so much color in the flooring are things I've questioned. I suspect it would wear on me. In my opinion, the Mannington Meridian Stucco would work better. My BF was surprised that the image of it from their site was the same flooring that we have in our kitchen, as it reads much more yellow and darker in the image than it does in real life.

I have been using the visualizer tools from both Mannington and Coretec, then using the results from that exercise to order samples. Has anyone else tried that method with any success? In other words, are people finding the visualizer tools provide a reasonable representation of what the samples are going to look like. So far, the samples aren't matching up as well as I had expected. I am waiting on the next round of Coretec samples, which will include the Cairo Oak so I will keep my fingers crossed.

I have used Adura many times over the quite a few years but always the tile look not the wood look and I have never had issues for my clients . I aslo have not found Mannington difficult to deal with when I had questions they always helped I never had a warranty issue but often those issues are install issues