
How to Match Existing Luxury Vinyl Plank When You Add On or Replace Boards
How to match LVP when you replace boards or add a room: identify the floor with no box, what must agree beyond color, and the best options when no match exists.

How to match LVP when you replace boards or add a room: identify the floor with no box, what must agree beyond color, and the best options when no match exists.

Carpet tile or broadloom? Replaceability, the look you want and installation decide it. Which fits offices, schools, clinics and boardrooms, and what it costs.

Glued carpet for corridors, a sound-rated floor over guest rooms, wet-rated porcelain for baths and lobbies: the best commercial flooring for each hotel zone.

Luxury vinyl plank is waterproof, but the floor isn't automatically. The rating covers the plank, not the subfloor or seams. What waterproof really means.
Luxury vinyl plank is one of the best kitchen floors for most homes: waterproof, comfortable, easy to clean. When LVP wins, and when tile is the better call.

Floating, glue-down, or loose-lay vinyl plank? The right method comes down to your subfloor, room size, moisture, and whether the floor ever has to come up.

Commercial tile is chosen on measurable specs, not looks: an abrasion class for the traffic, a DCOF of at least 0.42 for wet slip safety, a breaking strength of at least 275 lbf, and a grout strategy that keeps the floor cleanable....


