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DIY & Home Improvement

alfie

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5. Thanks for all the info.

Reply to Wash. state Desk Jet (Reply #4)

Tue Mar 31, 2015, 05:30 AM

Mar 2015

Our house is on slab, so hopefully no sagging or bucked places. Because we are occupying the house, no way to empty it, pull the carpeting and padding, etc befor choosing what is going to replace it.

The thing that worries me is the difficulty replacing any flooring that might become damaged if I use the snap together type planks. Stuff happens.

Nothing is perfect, though. I will head back to the stores with your advise making it easier to ask the right kinds of questions. Thanks

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Have any of you used vinyl plank flooring? [View all] alfie Mar 2015 OP

How does it install? Adsos Letter Mar 2015 #1

I believe it is glue down alfie Mar 2015 #2

If it were the adhesive strip type I would have suggested you avoid it Adsos Letter Mar 2015 #3

I keep an eye on that particular type of flooring. Wash. state Desk Jet Mar 2015 #4

Thanks for all the info. alfie Mar 2015 #5

Just going to mention it alittle after the fact Digit May 2015 #6

we used it through our entire house in Phoenix (pic attached) NMDemDist2 May 2015 #7

It looks great alfie May 2015 #8

i know they carry it at Lowes now NMDemDist2 May 2015 #9

We just installed vinyl click-plank flooring... FloriTexan Jul 2015 #10