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daisiesandbutterflies
6 years ago
Of the choices you give, definitely Lexington is the best choice. I think it will be beautiful. Think carefully about what direction you want the planks to go. That's not something to figure out at the last minute!
che11e
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6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Not sure which way to lay out
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julieste
6 years ago
You are right; Lexington is the clear winner.

As far as direction go the way that is consistently longest. In your photo, north to south.
kculbers
6 years ago
Lexington. Best of luck in n your remodeling❣️
daisiesandbutterflies
6 years ago
I found a similar question with answers for you re: direction of planks:

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5555961/how-to-decide-which-direction-to-lay-vinyl-planks-in-a-large-room#n=2

Personally, I've placed wood planks (upstairs) perpendicular to floor joists, and the vinyl planks in the basement (no floor joists there) were placed whichever way I wanted, so I chose parallel to the longest wall for the basement.

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