the pseudo parquet flooring in our Excella was really looking shabby. The glue loosened and the tiles were sliding around. I wanted to use the trafficmaster vinyl planking I had seen at HD and others had suggested. It was sure a lot easier than using regular laminate, as this stuff can be cut with tile shears or a sharp razor knife.
Having fairly new plywood underlayment didn't hurt also as it made for a good surface to apply the planking over, with few if any uneven spots.
I did have to trim 1/8" of the bottom of my large pantry doors so they would close smoothly.
A day later, with a sore back and knees, its done.
Having fairly new plywood underlayment didn't hurt also as it made for a good surface to apply the planking over, with few if any uneven spots.
I did have to trim 1/8" of the bottom of my large pantry doors so they would close smoothly.
A day later, with a sore back and knees, its done.
