LVP size in 5’x9’ laundry room

5 years ago

5’x9’ is the approximate floor space in my second floor laundry/linen that you can see after washer and dryer installation. I want to install LVP consistent with rest of the main floor, but the planks are 7”x48” or 7”x60”.

Are the planks too long for this room? What size would work better? What orientation would you lay the LVP?

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SJ McCarthy
5 years ago
Why not work with stone-look or tile look LVP. They will be closer to square than the wood look ones.
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5 years ago
@SJ McCarthy thanks, I’ll consider it. I think I’m worried that the tile look and stone look will look fake..
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SJ McCarthy
5 years ago
The wood look one's will be limiting. If you ever want to use wood or laminate or more vinyl, you will have to redo the laundry room. You never want 2 wood-look products sitting next to each other.

I like the stone look myself.
enduring
5 years ago
LVP always looks fake in the wood format IMO. My sister put some sort of luxury vinyl tile, in a silver travertine, in her kitchen about 8 years ago and it looks so real. they grouted it it I believe.

I personally am dreaming of a stone look for my mud room/porch area that could work. but I have other fish to fry this year, and it will probably be next year before I can get to the flooring project. I want a 12x12 format to keep with the look of my small old house.