This is not an advertisement for a specific brand of flooring, but a sounding on a type of flooring. Had a client who asked back last fall if we could install hardwood flooring in her living space (small cabin, LR,DR,Kit, BR) Not a problem. Well, in the meantime she changed her mind and wanted Allure. I don't do vinyl flooring, but figured what the heck, we can do it. Moving furniture, removing 1000 sf of carpeting, padding, staples, setting nail pops, etc. was the worst part. Then we laid in the Allure. It was the easiest flooring I have ever laid. Through the entire cabin without a threshold ( as necessary with laminate), it was a breeze. Cuts with a razor knife, break like sheetrock, or with offset sheet metal shears for odd cuts. I would recommend this type (not particularly brand) to any DIYer out there. We took 3 days to lay the flooring. I precut and numbered all the base for her to stain and poly (I don't paint), and we'll install it tomorrow. Add another experience under the belt.

could someone tell me what i need to do to install vinyl floor planks on cement floor,we live in condo on 3rd floor so cam=n i lay planks on cement floor