Anyone have Congoleum vinyl plank flooring?

[Mark42]

I like the Congoleum vinyl plank flooring and was wondering if anyone here has it. I can't find a detailed product description and want to know if it's a solid vinyl product or more of a laminate with wood product backing like Pergo. This is something I am considering for the finished basement floor instead of regular vinyl tile.

 

[jimr]

Re: Anyone have Congoleum vinyl plank flooring?

I was looking into a brand of vinyl flooring called Flexitec here is a link <br /> http://www.capricarpet.com/flexitecvinyl.htm <br />it is really nice stuff and the "wood flooring" had a slightly raised grain. easy to install for the diyer

 

[stevens]

Re: Anyone have Congoleum vinyl plank flooring?

Aren't there any detailed descriptions available at their website? www.congoleum.com<br /><br />As an aside, if you want a vinyl floor that looks like teak, have a look at www.flexiteek.no<br />This stuff can even be sanded down. The cost of buying and laying it probably makes it better suited for boats, though.

 

[Mark42]

Re: Anyone have Congoleum vinyl plank flooring?

Stevens,<br /><br />No, there is not any detail info on their website. Very frustrating.<br /><br />Thanks for the links guys. The capricarpet site has nice products and good prices.

 

[dolluper]

Re: Anyone have Congoleum vinyl plank flooring?

Mark you might want to consider bamboo flooring a little pricey but works very good in damp locations as compared to wood swelling and contracting in a basement