Alternate color to Mohawk Revwood Sand Dune

last year

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I am going crazy trying to pick a laminate floor. I thought I finally found a winner in Mohawk Revwood Select - Sand Dune, but I do not want the micro-beveled edge because I know that crumbs and dog fur will get caught in them. I much prefer the rolled edges of their "GenuEdge" floors. Can anyone recommend another laminate in a similar color that has rolled edges?

I also like Pergo Outlast Marigold Oak, but it's slightly too dark.

I am looking for a neutral, medium tone, wide plank without a lot of knots. Thank you!

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
Really I have no inclination to go back and forth looking for laminate with no context . Flooring like many things is chosen for your space with your stuff and your lighting. Why laminate at all maybe LVP would be better who knows . You will need to continue shopping .
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A C
last year
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This is what we’re doing for our new build, everywhere except the bathrooms. It's also called Sand Dune, but the brand is different. I was after the same look: Neutral, not too light or dark, not too busy or streaky.

https://www.pergoflooring.com/shop/luxury-vinyl/extreme-originals/detail/PT009-565/sand-dune
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kerick
6 months ago
What did you end up selecting? I also liked revwood sand dune but also prefer the plus or premiere edge
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L R
Original Author
6 months ago
@kerick we ended up going with Camellia by Norwood Hill. It is perfect! It does have the micro bevel that we didn't want but it actually hasn't been a problem.
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L R
Original Author
6 months ago
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kerick
6 months ago
Beautiful thank you for sharing— is Norwood Hill a laminate and are you happy with durability of it (I have dogs!)
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L R
Original Author
6 months ago
@kerick yes it's a laminate. Norwood Hill is the brand, I think they mostly do hardwood. "Rightwood" is their laminate line which is what this is, and Camellia is the color. https://www.norwoodhill.com/product/camellia/

I have 2 dogs and a toddler. It has not scratched at all however I did drop a heavy plate in the kitchen and it chipped the top layer. It's not noticeable though.
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