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Laminate or Hardwood

Realiza Pernis
hace 9 años
Our new home has laminate in the family room and office, carpet in the living/ dining room combo and tiles in the kitchen, I want to change the flooring so that everything is the same should we just change the other areas to the same laminate that we have or take everything apart and change into hardwood or 12mm laminate.
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    Patricia Colwell Consulting
    hace 9 años
    I think the new laminates are great and very affordable and stnad up well to pets and kids if you are getting laminate get the best you can afford there are many different price points. I agree the same flooring thru-out is the best idea.

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    • PRO
      User
      hace 9 años
      The new porcelain-ceramic tiles that look like wood are another option, they are durable and beautiful!
    • PRO
      Cancork Floor Inc.
      hace 9 años
      A single floor is a boon for resale purposes. That being said, kitchens and bathrooms are still "allowed" to have their own flooring. This is more than acceptable to the average home buyer. You can always leave the kitchen as it is and swap out the carpet for the laminate (I'm assuming you have enough to finish the home).

      If you don't like the laminate, don't like the tiles and are looking to sell very soon, I would go with solid hardwood throughout. They will bring you the highest resale value....but they are pricy.

      Laminates in a kitchen are still a no-go. Please keep that in mind. We've already had one Houzzer ask what can be done after the heat from the dishwasher/fridge caused her laminate to curl and warp.
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      Creative Visual Concepts, Kevin Strader
      hace 9 años
      We have hardwood in every room upstairs except the kitchen and baths. I don't think you have to change it all to one type but carpet, tile, laminate/hardwood might be too many floors.
    • brittenyb
      hace 9 años
      Laminate planks would be your best bet if it's in your budget. A 100% waterproof and not as hard on your feet as tile. My suggestion anyway.
    • PRO
      Cure Design Group
      hace 9 años
      They make some beautiful laminates now! Most cost effective option when doing a large space or whole home. Good Luck!
    • PRO
      FK Interior Design
      hace 9 años
      Your home would look much nicer with the same flooring through out, and there are some very nice options in laminates, however If budget allows go with solid wood.
    • auntiebuzzybee
      hace 9 años
      Hmmmm????
    • marywashington
      hace 9 años
      hardwood is timeless
    • brittenyb
      hace 9 años
      I meant vinyl planks. Sorry about that. ;)
    • PRO
      Meyer Contracting, LLC
      hace 9 años
      Hardwood
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