"Concrete" Look "LVP"

3 years ago

We are building a house and I have large format tile (2 x 4) in my current home. I want the concrete look and my builder wants me to consider LVP/LVT. Does anyone have experience with a large format LVT that looks like concrete? I'm hesitant, but do imagine it would be easier to take care of as well as less expensive than the large format ceramic. Any names/patterns and pics would be appreciated!

Here is an example of what I am thinking... just early on with my research at this point:

https://www.gohardwood.com/msi-xl-trecento-mountains-gray-18-x-36-click-lock-lvt-premium-27-3-sq-ft-ctn.html

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chispa
3 years ago
LVP will be easier and cheaper for your builder to install.

What do you want in your house?

Is house on slab or crawlspace/basement?

Location? Tile would be the most durable in a beach location.

Personally, a concrete look floor would be depressing, specially throughout the house. Are you designing a house with gray tones? Gray colors have had a 15 year run and are on the way out, so think about the overall design and how "timeless" it might be.
cat_ky
3 years ago
I would pick what you want. The builder is building for you. If you want tile, like you currently have, then, thats what he needs to install. I do agree with Chipsa, that concrete look all over the house, does sound a bit depressing.
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