Flooring

hace 8 años

Looking for flooring for kitchen through dining room , living room and entry. Like a rustic wood but concerned with water damage possibility in kitchen. Want one floor.

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Cancork Floor Inc.

hace 8 años

Where do you live? Often times choosing your flooring is part of your whole environment. A house full of tiles does very well in Miami but it is horrible in Anchorage. Vinyl is awesome for Juno but may not survive direct sunlight in Las Vegas.

I would look towards the appropriate floor for your climate as well as what you "like". Cold floors in hot areas (ceramic, procelain tile, stone, concrete); warm floors in cold climates (vinyl, lino, cork, hardwood).

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JLC
hace 8 años
Use a vinyl wood look tile, not the MDF version. comes in many colours and is waterproof and fairly cheap and easy to lay.
hayleydaniels
hace 8 años
What's your budget?

You could go with wood look tile for a rustic look that will withstand water damage.
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reneeslns
Autor original
hace 8 años
Cold in winter. Hardwood the norm here for living room but don't know how it would hold up in kitchen
intown123
hace 8 años
We have hardwood in our kitchen and it's fine. My preference would be hardwood throughout.
leelee
hace 8 años
I agree with hardwood throughout. Just have it sealed with a non-shiny polyurethane to keep the water out.

I also have hardwood in the kitchen with no problems.
PRO
M Squared Flooring & Design Centre
hace 8 años
Última modificación: hace 8 años
Hi

The trend these days is putting a distressed wide plank engineered hardwood all over in the home, from entry all the way to the kitchen. Most prefinished flooring options available these days comes with finishes that are specified for use in kitchens and entry ways as well.

You want to try to stay away from smooth and shiny surfaces, and very dark colours. These are hard to maintain in the long term and will show every spec of dirt and dust. And smooth floors will age more and show it because they will show surface scratches more. If you get a wirebrushed floor, because the flooring is not smooth to begin with, it will age better with wear and tear.

Also try to stay away from V-grooved hardwood floors since they are going to show the edges of every plank and that way you will see more lines on the floor. You will be better off going with a flooring that has micro-bevels. Less visible lines on the floor, but better than a square edge as small abrasive materials will get stuck in the bevels until you sweep.

Hope all of this helps.

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