expireddrew2money posted Jan 14, 2019 10:53 PM
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Golden Arowarna Vinyl Plank Flooring $29.99 a case at Costco
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Golden Arowarna Vinyl Plank Flooring $29.99 a case at Costco. $7 off. Two colors are available.
There is 16 sqft per case so its $1.87 per square foot. Its 6mm thick.
I put down 2 cases this weekend in hall bath room. It looks really nice for vinyl plank. It was easy to lay down. I laid it on top of some old vinyl flooring.
I do recommend a rubber mallet. You lay the pieces down, then once you get it set, several rows, you use rubber mallet to secure it in place. They are secured at the end to end. The ends protrude up, but with a couple of wacks, they are flush, and locked in placed. Once you set it, it's done. You can't easily separate the pieces. I messed up on the first row. You want to get a few rows set to make sure they are tight.
https://goldenarowanafl
I cut mine with circular, jig and table saw, but they say you can score and snap. It cuts easily but it does leave little rubber shavings everywhere.
UPDATE: So I'm going to do my upstairs bathrooms next. I decide to create snap "jig". You can "snap" these planks, versus cutting. I recently purchased a LumberLok Plate Vise ($10 at lowes). I secured a 2"x2"x13" board to the the vise using some small pieces of scrap plywood. I then secured a piece of flooring to the 2x2 to act as a guide, as it is the exact thickness of the vice. Now I just have to score the planks, slip them in the jig, line it up, and snap them to length. The 2x2x13 keeps the board from moving upward as I'm putting downward pressure to snap it.
There is 16 sqft per case so its $1.87 per square foot. Its 6mm thick.
I put down 2 cases this weekend in hall bath room. It looks really nice for vinyl plank. It was easy to lay down. I laid it on top of some old vinyl flooring.
I do recommend a rubber mallet. You lay the pieces down, then once you get it set, several rows, you use rubber mallet to secure it in place. They are secured at the end to end. The ends protrude up, but with a couple of wacks, they are flush, and locked in placed. Once you set it, it's done. You can't easily separate the pieces. I messed up on the first row. You want to get a few rows set to make sure they are tight.
https://goldenarowanafl
I cut mine with circular, jig and table saw, but they say you can score and snap. It cuts easily but it does leave little rubber shavings everywhere.
UPDATE: So I'm going to do my upstairs bathrooms next. I decide to create snap "jig". You can "snap" these planks, versus cutting. I recently purchased a LumberLok Plate Vise ($10 at lowes). I secured a 2"x2"x13" board to the the vise using some small pieces of scrap plywood. I then secured a piece of flooring to the 2x2 to act as a guide, as it is the exact thickness of the vice. Now I just have to score the planks, slip them in the jig, line it up, and snap them to length. The 2x2x13 keeps the board from moving upward as I'm putting downward pressure to snap it.
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Golden Arowarna Vinyl Plank Flooring $29.99 a case at Costco. $7 off. Two colors are available.
There is 16 sqft per case so its $1.87 per square foot. Its 6mm thick.
I put down 2 cases this weekend in hall bath room. It looks really nice for vinyl plank. It was easy to lay down. I laid it on top of some old vinyl flooring.
I do recommend a rubber mallet. You lay the pieces down, then once you get it set, several rows, you use rubber mallet to secure it in place. They are secured at the end to end. The ends protrude up, but with a couple of wacks, they are flush, and locked in placed. Once you set it, it's done. You can't easily separate the pieces. I messed up on the first row. You want to get a few rows set to make sure they are tight.
https://goldenarowanafl
I cut mine with circular, jig and table saw, but they say you can score and snap. It cuts easily but it does leave little rubber shavings everywhere.
UPDATE: So I'm going to do my upstairs bathrooms next. I decide to create snap "jig". You can "snap" these planks, versus cutting. I recently purchased a LumberLok Plate Vise ($10 at lowes). I secured a 2"x2"x13" board to the the vise using some small pieces of scrap plywood. I then secured a piece of flooring to the 2x2 to act as a guide, as it is the exact thickness of the vice. Now I just have to score the planks, slip them in the jig, line it up, and snap them to length. The 2x2x13 keeps the board from moving upward as I'm putting downward pressure to snap it.
There is 16 sqft per case so its $1.87 per square foot. Its 6mm thick.
I put down 2 cases this weekend in hall bath room. It looks really nice for vinyl plank. It was easy to lay down. I laid it on top of some old vinyl flooring.
I do recommend a rubber mallet. You lay the pieces down, then once you get it set, several rows, you use rubber mallet to secure it in place. They are secured at the end to end. The ends protrude up, but with a couple of wacks, they are flush, and locked in placed. Once you set it, it's done. You can't easily separate the pieces. I messed up on the first row. You want to get a few rows set to make sure they are tight.
https://goldenarowanafl
I cut mine with circular, jig and table saw, but they say you can score and snap. It cuts easily but it does leave little rubber shavings everywhere.
UPDATE: So I'm going to do my upstairs bathrooms next. I decide to create snap "jig". You can "snap" these planks, versus cutting. I recently purchased a LumberLok Plate Vise ($10 at lowes). I secured a 2"x2"x13" board to the the vise using some small pieces of scrap plywood. I then secured a piece of flooring to the 2x2 to act as a guide, as it is the exact thickness of the vice. Now I just have to score the planks, slip them in the jig, line it up, and snap them to length. The 2x2x13 keeps the board from moving upward as I'm putting downward pressure to snap it.
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More expensive but can be found on-line for around $2.50/sq ft. Link to Shaw page for reference:
https://shawfloors.com/flooring/r...504sa/duca
The associate told me the item number was "deleted" so they stopped carrying it... for now. It may come back again as Costco items do.
The associate told me the item number was "deleted" so they stopped carrying it... for now. It may come back again as Costco items do.
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I've been shopping lots of LVP and practically everything has a 5-20yr warranty.
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