I bought it from Granite Design Center in Richardson, 972-744-0600. I was very happy with them. Their designer is Maya. I went to their showroom and picked out the slab I wanted. Just let me know if you are interested in coming to see my kitchen. My VF is leathered or honed (I'm not really sure which), and it looks different from the polished, but I like it. Although the polished is beautiful, too. I have had it almost a year, and have had no etching or staining whatsoever. Maya's cell phone is 214-881-6122, and you could call her to see if she can get the VF for you. After I bought my VF and my backsplash from her, she told me one of the large showrooms in Dallas had my combination on display. I was honored!

Hi all, I actually went another direction and installed a LVP product by Provenza. It’s been in over a year, and we LOVE it!!

leftontheinside We got our First Crush installed a few weeks ago, and there are saw marks. Some of our samples made them look very busy, and others didn't have them at all. We went through a local flooring store. The saw marks are definitely there, but not noticeable when looking at the floor as a whole (I looked at a lot of pictures because the saw marks were almost a deal breaker). We love the floors. They are beautiful! HU-751872317 We got a custom taupe stain made that coordinates well with the floor. If you still need something, I can get the formula.

Sigh....so you are saying the GC did NOT read the installation instructions. Sadly (very sadly) this is normal for GCs. A flooring professional (who only does floors) *might have caught this. But often time they do not...because a lot of 'regular guys' do not read installation instructions AND they firmly believe a vinyl floor is the same as a laminate floor (which they are NOT). I will point out the 1/8" (3mm) over 6ft (2m) is too short for a decent 'leveling' but that's not for me to judge. The standard is 1/8" (3mm) over 10ft (3m). Whatever... Now to the nasty solution. The floors you have are no longer warrantied because the install clearly violates the manufacturer's instructions. You will need to rip out both floors (be careful with the vinyl...you must be VERY careful or you will lose 50% of the planks due to breakage of the edges) and start over. Removing the wood = $3-$5/sf (depending on where you live) Subfloor leveling = $2-$5/sf (depending on where you live) Vinyl install = $3/sf (labour only) Extra purchase of vinyl = 25% more due to breakage of click-edges during removal. I'm sorry but this is a complete redo. You MIGHT get the installer to come back...but something tells me that you will not hear back from them...so just be mentally prepared to do this one without any shared costs. And to be clear, it is almost impossible to 'flatten' an engineered floor...which is why you noticed the humps in the first place. The 'guy's' "taking care of it" = do nothing and hope no one notices.