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[haddon9]

I'm thinking of getting a Mannington luxury vinyl floor for my kitchen & powder room.  I currently have ceramic tile that needs to be replaced in those two rooms. 

The rest of the main floor has hardwood and I'm going for a stone look rather than a wood look since both areas will be next to the hardwood that I already have.

Does anyone have any experience with Mannington Adura Max?  How do you like it?

TIA!

[henderson]

No experience with that brand, but I do have my kitchen and guest bathroom installed with waterproof luxury vinyl flooring.  I would check to make sure it is waterproof.

[wagirl]

I didn't use that brand but one from HomeDepot for a bathroom floor and LOVED it!! Looks great , was waterproof and so much more economical. If I had a house, I would the floors in LVP in a heart beat.

[deepwaterdotter]

Thank you for this thread.  We are also considering Shaw luxury vinyl flooring for our bathroom, so I will be intersted in the responses.

[haddon9]

@deepwaterdotter @wagirl @henderson   Thanks for your replies! 

The floor that I'm looking at is waterproof and scratch resistant.  It sounds great but I just want to be sure that it will hold up well.

[wagirl]

@haddon9 --OH--- am sure it will hold up very well. My bro/SIL have had it in their kitchen for years---they have had many dogs and cats thru those years and it looks brand new!! They are tired of the color and are replacing it now---this type of flooring has come a long way from when it was the Pergo stuff! 

[haddon9]

@wagirl Thanks!  Yes it has certainly come a long way!  I remember how popular Pergo was at the time.

[Caffeina]

@haddon9 

I've had a Mannington Adura Max floor for 7 years. It's in my kitchen, dining room, and hallway. It's very easy to clean, and still looks like new.

[haddon9]

@Caffeina Thanks!  Great to know!!

[Shelbelle]

I have had a Mannington laminate floor in my kitchen since 2000, it is just beginning to show some wear.