NoclueDIYster
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- First reviewNovember 21, 2011
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The TrafficMaster Allure 6 in. x 36 in. Oak Resilient Vinyl Plank Flooring has an oak finish that looks and feels like real wood. This flooring features vinyl construction and is stain resistant to help protect the surface from marks and scratches. Ideal for use in high-moisture areas, such as basements, kitchens and bathrooms, this water-resistant flooring installs easily and does not require floor prep or adhesive.
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Easy fast,
PostedNovember 21, 2011
NoclueDIYster
from Twin Cities, United States
Age:35 to 44
Gender:Female
Home improvement profile:Other
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Quality
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Value
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5
Delivery of these planks was fast! Put into the garage, thanks! Well packaged, no broken pieces etc. I'm a female, don't do this on a regular basis. ...
Got arthritis in both hands now, but was able to put this down in two days by myself, over 1400 square feet . Most time went into prepping the floor of the basement.
Make sure you don't sit on the vinyl planks while readjusting...I learned the hard way:) That being said: if you do make a mistake there is plenty of time to readjust. The kids " helped" by running and jumping on the pieces that were in in the evening and to get the glue to stick properly. Used some wood filler in a neutral color to fill up some difficult corners under the doorways. You cannot tell. Hope it holds up. Easier to lay then laminate. Invest in a good utility knife and it is a piece of cake. Just make a slit and it will break easy. Or just use a kitchen knife for difficult patterns. It worked for me! Barely had any waste. Still got two packages left, will save it for replacing worn spots in the future. But lets hope we don't need it!
We've got two dogs, two kids: its in now for two months, still no scratches, looks nice considering the value we bought it for. Nicer then the carpet in there previously any way. Easy to clean. Would recommend .
Got arthritis in both hands now, but was able to put this down in two days by myself, over 1400 square feet . Most time went into prepping the floor of the basement.
Make sure you don't sit on the vinyl planks while readjusting...I learned the hard way:) That being said: if you do make a mistake there is plenty of time to readjust. The kids " helped" by running and jumping on the pieces that were in in the evening and to get the glue to stick properly. Used some wood filler in a neutral color to fill up some difficult corners under the doorways. You cannot tell. Hope it holds up. Easier to lay then laminate. Invest in a good utility knife and it is a piece of cake. Just make a slit and it will break easy. Or just use a kitchen knife for difficult patterns. It worked for me! Barely had any waste. Still got two packages left, will save it for replacing worn spots in the future. But lets hope we don't need it!
We've got two dogs, two kids: its in now for two months, still no scratches, looks nice considering the value we bought it for. Nicer then the carpet in there previously any way. Easy to clean. Would recommend .
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