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  • Castleton On Hudson, NY
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Flooring in a rental

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  • Castleton On Hudson, NY
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I'm rehabbing a unit and am toying with the idea of ceramic tile (with hard wood look) flooring in the main living area. My property is in upstate NY and hardwood or floating floors are much more popular here. I defiantly don't want to do carpet and want something nearly indestructible. Please share you experiences and thoughts. Thanks in advance!

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Jimmy S.
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Jimmy S.
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I use traffic master allure from home depot. Its very durable and is holding up pretty good after 8 years of tenant abuse. Its cheap and very easy and fast to install.

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