State Specific Question About: OHIO (OH)

Anyone using Allure flooring please give your inputs on pros and cons also using it in bathrooms and kitchen.

A lot use it there. But I don't in any baths or kitchens. Water or moisture is what causes most failures.

I agree with the above. In general, it is good stuff. We have put it in kitchens and bathrooms in rentals and it has held up well (going on 5 years now). And we just put it in my wife's parents' house a month or so ago throughout their kitchen and dining room.

The only problem we have ever had with it was using it in an entryway in a shared hallway in a multi-unit. The hallway isn't heated and this is Michigan -- we can go from freezing to 70F in 24 hours and then back again. It was just too much temperature fluctuation for the floor to handle -- it pulled apart and buckled within a few months actually.

But, inside a normal place, I love it! Kitchens and bathrooms are just fine. (It handles water pretty well. It isn't designed to be water proof, but when sealed properly, it does just fine for spills that get wiped up or even casual shower spray that escapes now and then in a bathroom and such.)

- John...

If you use the product and have multiple units, do yourself a favor......use only one color scheme. So if you will ever have to do any repairs, you will know and probably already have some of that color in stock.

Last year, I ran into a supply issue in January and didn't get my order until March. Folks on this site helped me get just enough to complete that specific task.....but I wasn't going to drive three states to get 2 pallets of materials.