We installed 1200 sq ft of it in my house a few months ago and we like it. It's relatively easy to clean, looks nice, and my only real gripe so far is that if it gets scratched and the scratch isn't fixed right away, it fills in with crap. At that point it's very much visible and a pain in the ass to fix. I wouldn't call it 100% waterproof though no matter what the box says. Also, if it's not installed properly with enough gap space along the room edges, it WILL buckle a bit over time but that's probably true for any vinyl flooring. Would I install it again? Yes. However, I would be more mindful about scratches next time because they DO become very noticeable. Also, you absolutely will want to put underlayment down. It comes with underlayment attached, but trust me when I say it does fuck all for noise transmission. We put down quiet walk and it made a huge difference. Still nowhere near as quiet as even shitty carpet would be, but better than no underlayment at all. Also, make sure your floors are level. This stuff isn't forgiving the same way carpet and linoleum are. More on reddit.com

So you messed up and it’s not covered by their warranty. Cork underneath a vinyl planking that has an attached underlay isn’t allowed. This isn’t the normal repercussion but something happened. More on reddit.com

I did two rooms with Lifeproof vinyl planks. We couldn't be happier. It was really easy to install too. More on reddit.com

That line came out around November of last and fully released this past January. It's Mohawks response to the solution dyed PET market and especially a response to Shaw's Pet Perfect display. So much so that some of the colors on the cards are pretty much direct copies of other companies products best selling colors. Which is hilarious, an essential admission that their colors on other lines haven't been as good (the fixed some of the odd hues in their other colors in other lines since they don't use green recycled soda bottles which is helping them get better lighter colors. Really there are two possibly three cards that are worth it on the display Claws and Effect, unless you can find someone with Refined Saga (possibly the best specs lowest cost SD PET out there right now) Purssonality 3 and on I cannot remember. The claws and effect has a higher density than pretty much any carpet in is price group. The whole pet stain or stain doesn't work the way you think it will. The issue with any object that stains will be "wicking" and repetition (animals go on the same spot) so if the carpet delaminates from pet urine then it's happened multiple times and yeah they aren't compelled to do anything) Other than that PET carpets are some of the highest bang for buck you can get, they are unlikely to last 20+ years, but the nylon or wool that will, will also be 2-3x as expensive for the same feel so ehhh the math is kind of in the understand the difference pick what you want. My parent have a 55-60oz stapled continuous dyed PET from 14 years ago, that carpet is rated for 10 years and it looks good it has some traffic marks not real stains, I took a couple spots out with a small had held Bissel cleaner. These new SD PET carpets are much better than the one they have, I know I am giving on reference but it's the fastest easiest example of a product that "shouldn't" by many people's assesment actually be doing it. More on reddit.com