It was once the case that wall-to-wall carpet was the automatic choice for living room flooring, but that is no longer the case. In fact, it’s becoming more common to see most other types of floors in a living room, as consumers have grown tired of having to maintain carpet or keeping it looking new.
If shopping for a basement floor, you now have a lot of options that weren’t always available to you. Choosing the right floor for a basement is almost harder than it was, because now there’s so much more from which to choose.
Everyone wants to save money on new flooring and there’s no shame in saving as much money as you can. And if you’re willing to put forth a little effort, the savings on flooring you can receive is substantial and the effort you expend will be well worth it.
Technology in flooring has kept pace with computers, cell phones and everything else, so if it’s been a decade or so since you’ve looked at vinyl floors, the vinyl floors of today might surprise you. Imagine what your computer was ten years ago compared to what it is today. It’s almost a different animal, and…
If it looks like vinyl and quacks like vinyl it must be vinyl - or is it really a dead duck?
You've never seen a floor do what this can do. New loose lay planks require no glue, no clicking - just cut it and butt it together and you're done. Other AABSO hits include the click together SUPER LAMINATE flooring including commercial quality floors.
By Steve Simonson Basic Training If you are in the midst of shopping for vinyl, I encourage you to take a minute and brush up on the basics. First, make sure you first read Steve’s Stages of Floor Shopping. See, there are many people who are more than willing to sell new vinyl flooring. However,…
