A commercial building put some flooring in a waiting room, and it looks like those wooden plank floors that lock together, but it's not wood. It hs wood grain, but it's actually some sort of vinyl or other "plastic" material. The pieces are like boards about 6 or 7 inches wide and 3 or 4 feet long. The seams are visible, so it's not any sheet goods. It seems real durable.
I'd like to find out what this stuff is, and possibly use it in my kitchen. I was considering those wood planks that lock together, but not only are they quite costly, but I was told they will not hold up well since this is a farm house and the floor is constantly getting wet. Plus I dont think the finish coating on the wood would last long with all the dirt that gets tracked in.
I've always figured that if the floor needs to be covered with throw rugs to protect the flooring, why install the flooring.
Sheet goods were my next choice, but I like this stuff, and if it's used in a commercial building, it's generally durable and of good quality. It's probably pricey too, but if it lasts a long time, I'll pay the price.
Anyone have any idea what this stuff is called???
Thanks