Give our SUPERCore a try, it's quite a bit more durable and resistant than the Coretec product! We'll send you free samples of whatever you like. You can see all the options at WeShipFloors.com

Love your stair works! Are you looking to have LVP match natural white oak color?

I see that WeShipFloors has commented. I was just going to say, we installed their product not quite 3 years ago, and are very pleased with it!

I think they have increased their selection of colors and patterns since then.

ETA: We went to more than a dozen local flooring dealers before we finally selected SuperCore. it was a much better product (locking system, mill layer finish, etc.) at a much better price than anything we saw in the stores (no matter if it was big box or high end)!

Although a lot of the bad reviews I see are for the poor installation, rather than the actual product.

You might have to go in a different direction. A stone look vinyl tile?

ETA we have been very pleased with our Coretec LVP in our Florida home.

So, see if you can get a Coretec product,

I picked an LVT manufactured by Coretec, but my sister and my niece both used Mannington Adura Max and are very happy with the flooring.

I have used Adura for clients for quite a long time with no issues. I have old school from 2007 for my walkout it was Allure from HD we installed it over dri-core in the space . We have had 3 huge dogs and the floor still looks like new with a quick mop up on rainy days when the dog run is a but muddy. I agree get a box and tst for issues you might have .For me the big issue you will deal with is trying to match the fake wood to the real I did my basement stairs with the same LVP as the basement floor

@Mary Elizabeth, could you post a picture of your supercore floors?

@Candace Flynn

@Candace Flynn, this is in our lower level. The room is about 55' long x 30' wide, with a ton of windows. I'm not a good photographer (at all). NONE of the pictures give the true overall color.

And IMO, neither do the pictures on the website:

SUPERCore Asheville Waterproof Rigid Plank Flooring - WeShipFloors

We were careful to layout a "pattern" ahead of time to avoid any repeats close to each other, or a "stripey" look. Regardless of brand or color, you should always get at least one box to test in your own setting.

We have Mannington Adura "Manhattan" in "White Iron" in our kitchen (a white/beige/gray design that of course they've discontinued! Have some extrain the basement!). It's been down for 8 years with the only minor issue of a few tiles popping slightly on one edge. It's a nongrouted floating floor. What I do love about it is it cleans with just warm water, doesn't need wax or anything else. Take a piece of your wood and bring it to the tile store - when we did the kitchen we lugged a piece of the cabinet door, a pain chip, a piece of the countertop granite and knew we were doing stainless appliances so we were able to see how tile would blend together.

It's always best to view choices in the setting & lighting where they will be used. Store lighting is often (still) flourescent or now, very bright LED. But either way, much different from most homes.

Also, the direction and number of window/door openings is a huge factor.