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Vinyl in Bathroom & Kitchen

Tiffany Reguera
  • Redding, CA
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Just bought a single family in Redding, CA, replacing the flooring prior to renting it out.  I'd like consistent flooring throughout as it is an older home with 2 additions, so I think being consistent with the flooring will help with the overall appeal.  I'd like to do a mid-range vinyl plank that has been recommended repetitively on BP, but my handyman voiced some concern over that product in the kitchen and bathrooms, in case of a leak that isn't addressed in a timely manner.  Not loving sheet linoleum or vinyl, don't want to spring for tile.  Any recommendations?

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Sam L.
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Sam L.
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  • Joliet, IL
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Tile is cheap and bullet proof. I always tile bathrooms.

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