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The Basics

  • Can look like true hardwood or stone, yet generally less expensive
  • Extremely durable; good for an active household
  • Functions well in any room
  • Easy to maintain and resists staining
  • Uses a “floating floor” installation
    • Side seams are either glued together or are a “glueless” installation where the planks lock together.Both installations are floating floors.
  • Resists fading from sunlight
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    Floating Floor Installation

  • Comes in 2 plank sizes – 8” x 4' and 16” x 4” or in square tiles – 16” x 16”
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    Square Tiles
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    Planks

The Value of Upgrading
  • Wider selection that includes textured and more natural looking products
  • More durable products
  • Extended warranties


Design Tips

  • Room Size: Remember that lighter colors will make a smaller room appear larger, while darker colors will absorb the light and create a more intimate setting.

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    Lighter
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    Darker

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  • Color: choose a color that either coordinates or contrasts with your cabinets and other furniture.


What’s Hot

  • The look of exquisite natural products with textured surfaces that give the floor dimension at a more affordable cost and easier maintenance.
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Rustic or more historic wood grain patterns
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Natural stone or slate patterns