Need help with Coretec Rocky Mountain Oak and transition moldings.

7 years ago

Hi Everyone

i'm seriously considering installing Coretec Rocky Mountain Oak in my condo main living areas except kitchen and bath. The condo is on an on grade concrete slab.

I just looked at a completed Rocky Mountain oak install and I like the look and quality.....but what I don't like are the transition moldings that Coretec sells to go with it....they look lighter than the planks...don't seem to match the grain of the plank...and look somewhat cheap

If anyone has installed Coretec plus Rocky Mountain oak can you share pictures of your room especially areas where the transition moldings were used?

Are there other options of moldings that we can use with this Coretec color that may look better ?

Thank you for your help.

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JJ
Original Author
7 years ago
Would appreciate any input re Coretec plus transitions and possible alternatives.

Thank you
Nancy
7 years ago
JJ, just found this thread, sorry no one responded. There is a huge coretec discussion which has over 3000 responses, in that discussion multiple people have not been happy with the quality of the transitions. Some have bought their flooring from an online distributor who color matches better quality transitions (think it was Nice Floors), others have their installer play around with stains and make their own transitions. Sorry this response was so late, hope you haven't been waiting to make a decision.
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rhondagordon
6 years ago
HI. I wanted to know if you are happy with your choice of Rocky Mountain Oak. I may install it in my entire first floor, including kitchen and entrance to house from garage, and I am wondering if it will be too hard to keep clean. I've been reading posts about how hard it is to keep vinyl planks clean, and I am having second thoughts. Thanks for sharing your experience.