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amother
Papaya
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 Yesterday at 2:27 pm
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Those of you that did vinyl - what brand and kind is better quality? I see mentioned that not all are the same.
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amother
Cadetblue
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Yesterday at 2:31 pm
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I lived in lkwd in new construction. Had wood in my LR/DR and vinyl in my playroom. The vinyl looks cheap. I moved now and again wood floor is my first choice. The nicest floor in my current home is the wood
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miami85
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Yesterday at 2:36 pm
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We've lived in our house for 6+years now, and we have a wood laminate through the main level of our house (ranch-style house) but the corners are all coming up now and schmutz under the boards makes it worse. We need to reglue most of them. WE don't have the finances to replace the boards now.
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amother
Forestgreen
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Yesterday at 2:41 pm
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Im in the same boat. Need to replace floors after 130years!!!! Yes, our wooden floors held up nicely for approx. 90 years, we sanded them 15 yrs ago, but were told there is noooo way we can sand them again, and now we are lost and dunno what to do. Good wood costs, a lot, ppl claim even great high end wood ( which wa cant afford) wouldnt look and keep up as well as our old scatched damaged floor.
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oohlala
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Yesterday at 3:58 pm
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I have a wood that sealed with a matte finish. It was refinished three years ago. It is scratched for sure but only I can tell. The overall effect is nice and I wouldn’t want any other floor type.
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amother
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Yesterday at 4:40 pm
What kind of wood is most durable?
Where do I buy prefinished wood?
Why is vinyl hard to clean?
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amother
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Yesterday at 4:41 pm
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By frum home I mean with lots of foot traffic, large families and lots of guests.
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amother
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Yesterday at 10:41 pm
| amother Forestgreen wrote: | | Im in the same boat. Need to replace floors after 130years!!!! Yes, our wooden floors held up nicely for approx. 90 years, we sanded them 15 yrs ago, but were told there is noooo way we can sand them again, and now we are lost and dunno what to do. Good wood costs, a lot, ppl claim even great high end wood ( which wa cant afford) wouldnt look and keep up as well as our old scatched damaged floor. |
Is that a typo? A Hundred and Thirty Years? If it’s 130 then wow!
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