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Laminate Flooring

Yeah here you go

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Yes laminate is susceptible to water. The core of the material is Medium Density Fiberboard with a paper thin picture of wood flooring on top and several layers of aluminum oxide finish.

Laminate is being phased out in the flooring industry right now by a similar material commonly known as LVP (Luxury Vinyl Plank).

LVP is made from a vinyl composite so it isnt susceptible to water at all. 100% waterproof. And it is now being produced with the same locking mechanism(UNI-lin) that most laminates had/have. So it's still an easy, floating install just like laminate, but offers the resiliency of vinyl(same material in Walmart and grocery stores).

It's really a fad right now. I haven't installed laminate in well over 2 years and probably do more LVP than anything right now since the technology is advancing and it looks like real hardwood now.
Is that kinda like composite decking planks ? Artificial, expensive but worth it?
 
Is that kinda like composite decking planks ? Artificial, expensive but worth it?

Yes. It’s a plastic/poly love child that lasts for generations. Doesn’t rot, fades a little over time, low to zero maintenance.
Trex fiberon Azek etc have really changed the decking market.
 

Here’s the thread. It’s hilarious.
You responded in the post. @"TRUMP"
 
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