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Hello,
I'm trying to determine if I need to specifically avoid flexible or rigid LVP for my large undulating floor.
I plan on laying it in this one giant great room with kitchen and dining area. I've done about as much leveling as I can (Johnson rubber wedges in between the 2 sub-floors) and it's pretty good - I still feel the slopes but guests likely would not.
And the undulations go both ways.
Anyway, a Floor and Decor sample had a cork backing and was a very flexible plank while a Lumber Liquidators sample was much more rigid.
Which would be better to go with?
I also want it to have a soft feel and be quiet.
Most grateful for an experts advice
I'm trying to determine if I need to specifically avoid flexible or rigid LVP for my large undulating floor.
I plan on laying it in this one giant great room with kitchen and dining area. I've done about as much leveling as I can (Johnson rubber wedges in between the 2 sub-floors) and it's pretty good - I still feel the slopes but guests likely would not.
And the undulations go both ways.
Anyway, a Floor and Decor sample had a cork backing and was a very flexible plank while a Lumber Liquidators sample was much more rigid.
Which would be better to go with?
I also want it to have a soft feel and be quiet.
Most grateful for an experts advice