@greenhearted Z5a IL Thank you! It is a tough decision!! I like the floor a lot, but it’s not infallible! I don’t particularly like the grooves, if Flooret had a non-groove option I would have chosen that! Contrary to what people say, stuff does get caught and accumulate in the grooves!! The dark color does show stuff. I don’t know what to say about that. I just didn’t like kingswood, but I would have preferred a slightly more medium brown over brenwick. Other shades were too gray or too light for me. Overall I am quite happy with it. I like the large planks a lot. Workers coming in have been impressed with it...even thinking it’s real sometimes and wanting to know the brand. Truthfully, I’ve had to take care of my dad the last few years in another state and I haven’t been there living in it with day to day use. Only been there once in while for a few days. Kinda crazy. That’s why I disappeared off this thread for a while. So it’s a little bit hard for me to give a thorough review, but I hope this helps...Good luck!!

@AJD. I know this an old post, but I am curious as to what the tile is in your original post? Was that a backsplash tile or countertop? If it was for your countertop, please let me know what it is as I really like the look of it. Only difference is that I am looking for a lighter European White Oak LVP, SPC with minimum of 20 mil and natural or micro bevel. Having the hardest time finding something!

Seeing it in someone elses home will not really help you to have any idea how it will look in yours. Buy a box and lay it down in your space . There are lots of pics of this flooring on google

Sorry but water resistant wood is an oxymoron actully so is most LVP IMO wipe up spills and any floor can handle a space even with water splashes . Even tile will need replacing in a flood I have laminate in my whole main floor of my house even the bathrooms and 15 yrs later no problems , we also have 3 huge dogs they have free run to a dog run from our walkout where we have LVP to handle mud and some snow mop it up and move on.