Hi all, We've been looking at different LVT options for a new kitchen. We were originally going to go for click but having read lots of posts on this forum, we think gluedown will be the better option. Our kitchen is 8.5sqm, south-facing with one large window, so a decent amount of sunlight gets in. We will have a heavy freestanding American fridge freezer (approx 110kg) sitting on the floor. We’re leaning towards Invictus Maximus New England Oak Parquet. The manufacturer has a list of recommended adhesives attached. Which do you think would be best? Or if there are any red flags with the Invictus let me know! We had also been looking at Karnedan Van Gogh Canadian Urban Oak but we're not sure whether its worth double the price. PS: I’m getting a professional to install it but always like to do my research first. Thanks!
I like the new England Oak and invictus is one of my favourite to fit. Just seems to be near perfect everytime, slots together nicely. Ke49 or the 66 I'd use
I’d avoid karndean at all costs it’s the worst product in the world, had loads of bother with it over the last few weeks
Had some art select just yesterday that had to be sent back, they weren’t cut square, one of the worst LVT brands going in my opinion
