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Michael B.
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What vinyl plank product do you use?

Michael B.
  • Newbury Park, CA
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I'm just jumping on the vinyl plank bandwagon for my rentals. Up until know I always went the cheap carpet route. A few quick questions for you guys who already use this product in your rentals. 

  • What has been your experience with vinyl plank so far? Is it worth it?
  • How many turnovers does it usually survive? 
  • What brand do you use?
  • Would you mind sharing pictures?

Thanks a lot!

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Mark Fries
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Mark Fries
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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@Michael B.

After years of purchasing the allure vinyl plank from home depot I discovered that Sherwin Williams (the paint store) has their own flooring division and they provide and install a top quality vinyl plank flooring product for a $1.29 labor and material installed.... Its almost identical if not higher quality than The Home Depot products... I just wish I would have discovered this 5 years ago I probably would have saved a $100,000 or more....

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