Anonymous
07/01/2013 10:04
Subject: Re:Which type of bedroom flooring is more valuable?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The higher end vinyl planks are actually nice looking, and the majority of people will likely think it is wood.. But the subfloor needs to be as close as perfectly flat as possible.
So you would lie to people it's not real wood?
??
if you've ever seen laminate floors (i'm assuming "vinyl plank" is the same) they're pretty obviously not real hardwood. it doesn't take a genius to notice.
You haven't seen the new higher end vinyl planks
Anonymous
07/01/2013 09:03
Subject: Which type of bedroom flooring is more valuable?
Vinyl in a bedroom is just weird.
Anonymous
07/01/2013 08:50
Subject: Re:Which type of bedroom flooring is more valuable?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The higher end vinyl planks are actually nice looking, and the majority of people will likely think it is wood.. But the subfloor needs to be as close as perfectly flat as possible.
So you would lie to people it's not real wood?
??
if you've ever seen laminate floors (i'm assuming "vinyl plank" is the same) they're pretty obviously not real hardwood. it doesn't take a genius to notice.
Anonymous
07/01/2013 00:54
Subject: Re:Which type of bedroom flooring is more valuable?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The higher end vinyl planks are actually nice looking, and the majority of people will likely think it is wood.. But the subfloor needs to be as close as perfectly flat as possible.
So you would lie to people it's not real wood?
??
Anonymous
07/01/2013 00:46
Subject: Re:Which type of bedroom flooring is more valuable?
It wouldn't matter to me -- I'd tear out either before move in day.