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Bamboo

Bamboo

Bamboo floors are becoming more popular with homeowners. Bamboo is naturally harder than most hardwoods floors which makes it extremely durable. This makes it a great choice for homes with children and pets. Strand woven bamboo floors are the best for busy households. Homeowners like that bamboo costs less than traditional hardwood floors and is eco-friendly. This floor is easy to install for DIYers. Just like other hardwood floors it comes in engineered and solid and many different colors.

https://flooringmarket.com/collections/luxeio-bamboo

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Glue Down vs Floating Vinyl Plank

Glue Down vs Floating Vinyl Plank

Vinyl flooring is great for any room in your house, but which flooring is right for your home?

Glue down is attached to the sub-floor via an adhesive. A floating floor “floats” over the top of the sub-floor with out any adhesive. Glue down is a permanent type of flooring, if you are looking to change the floor soon a floating floor maybe a better idea. Floating floors are great for DIY. If you are not the best with do it yourself home improvement projects, you may want to look into hiring a professional for a glue down floor installation. Both types of products are great and will give your home a durable floor.

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When to DIY and When to Hire a Professional

When to DIY and When to Hire a Professional

Many people are skipping the professional and doing home improvement projects themselves. If you are replacing your floors, should you hire a professional or DIY?

First be honest about your skill set. Have you ever installed a floor before? Do you know how to properly and safely use the tools that are needed to complete this job? Is the flooring floating or staple/nail or glue down?

Second check the time frame you have to get this project done. Does this have a timeline it needs to be completed in?Do you have time to get this project done before it needs to be? Are you prepared to handle unexpected surprises such as an unlevel subfloor?

The nice part about hiring a professional is all you have to do is choose the floor and make the payment. No need to get your hands dirty.

When choosing to DIY or hire a professional remember the end goal and what you want your floor to look like.

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Mannington Adura Foundation SPC Rigid Core

Mannington Adura Foundation SPC Rigid Core

The newest member of the Mannington Adura family is the Mannington Adura Foundation SPC Rigid Core. This entry-level product is a budget-friendly solid polymore core LTV with an attached IXPE pad. The density of this product makes the floor dent resistant. The urethane wear layer offers great protection against scuffs and scratches. This floating floor makes it easy for the DIYers. It comes in 10 colors. Check it out today.

https://flooringmarket.com/collections/mannington-luxury-vinyl-adura-foundations-spc-rigid-core

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WPC

WPC

If you are looking for a vinyl floor you have probably heard of the abbreviation WPC. WPC stands for wood plastic composite. WPC is an engineered vinyl floor that is made up of wood flour and plastic composite. WPC is thicker than your normal vinyl. It is still a waterproof floor just like regular vinyl. The cleaning and maintenance are still as simple as regular vinyl flooring. If you are looking for vinyl make sure to check out WPC.

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SPC

SPC

If you have looked at vinyl flooring, you have probably heard the abbreviation SPC before. SPC stands for stone plastic composite. SPC vinyl is an engineered luxury vinyl that is made up of limestone particles and stabilizers to create an extra durable core. SPC are still waterproof just like a regular vinyl floor. The cleaning and maintenance are still as simple as regular vinyl flooring. If you have a busy home, commercial property or a rental property look at SPC.

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