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It's so close to the real thing, even our installers take a double look.

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Luxury Vinyl Plank

You need to have a floor that’s leak-proof, easy-to-clean and aesthetically appealing. Luxury Vinyl Planks covers it all!

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Vinyl Flooring

For the active household

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I have cats that occasionally have accidents on my carpet. What type of carpet can I buy to minimize this problem?

There are several carpet fibers on the market that will essentially oxidize any organic liquid that comes in contact with the carpet. Additionally, and perhaps more importantly, there is padding that is designed with pets in mind that prevents liquid from reaching the decking.

I want a different color carpet in one of my rooms, but I’ve been told it will either require more material or I will need to have T-seams. Is this true?

Yes, generally speaking if you install a separate color carpet in one room that requires a seam, you will either need to purchase additional carpet or use T- seams. T-seams make it possible to eliminate excessive waste.

I’ve been told that ceramic tile is too cold and uncomfortable because it’s so hard. Should I consider another floor that’s more comfortable?

One of the rubs against ceramic tile is that it is cold and hard. There are floor heating systems available to make your floor more comfortable to the touch, but in terms of hardness, yes, ceramic is much like hardwood in that it doesn’t have much give. If you want something that has more cushion to it, perhaps you should consider a floating floor.

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flooring resources

Allergy-Proof Your Floors: Best Flooring Options for Allergy Sufferers

Living with allergies can be difficult, and sometimes, even going indoors can pose challenges. A home’s floors can be a significant source of dust, pet dander, and pollen allergens. If you’re an allergy sufferer, choosing the right flooring and maintaining it can make a world of difference.

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The Aesthetics of Patterns: Exploring Stylish Flooring Layouts and Designs

Different flooring patterns and designs can significantly impact the look of your room. Whether you’re installing hardwood or vinyl, there are a variety of floor pattern layouts to choose from. Each can influence the room's appearance, not just in terms of aesthetics and mood but also perceived size.

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