Questions and Answers for TrafficMaster Grey Travertine 12 in. x 24 in. Luxury Vinyl Tile Flooring (24 sq. ft. / case)

A:  It's a few different shades of brown and a grayish green (depends on the light and what is by it). It is predominantly brown. Make sure you get the same lot #. I ordered more at a later date to extend into laundry room and there was a noticeable color difference.

A:  Thank you for your question Please see https://www.homedepot.com/p/TrafficMASTER-Allure-12-in-x-24-in-Harrison-Slate-Luxury-Vinyl-Tile-Flooring-24-sq-ft-case-3271415/203539489 If you would like to order a sample, please call out customer service dept P#866-843-8453

A:  Beige, brown, gray, some olive green

A:  Yes actually this is a great tile that is perfect for high traffic. It is heavy duty and I feel it would stand the test of time for constant wheel traffic also.

A:  I do not think so - it seems a little fragile and thin to hold the weight of someone rolling across it constantly.

A:  This is a much tougher vinyl than the soft pliable sheet vinyl you currently have. So based on that, it's my opinion that it will last much longer, however, I suggest you ask a Home Depot employee or contact the manufacturer for their opinion.

A:  Well, I have use Allure for a few years now and I love it! I didn't want thin vinyl, so I searched for a more hardy product. Allure filled the bill. I have used it on the floor, on the wall as wainscoting. It is very water resistant and cleans up well. I have even used it cover a hollow core door. I believe you will love it. One word of caution, make sure the old floor is clean and make sure all nails are counter sunk and sealed over per instructions! Good luck. David S.

A:  Thank you for your question-Install proper floor protectors (nylon or felt) on all furniture legs used on resilient flooring. Protectors will allow chairs to move easily over the floor without scuffing or scratching (felt protectors can pick up small grit and still cause slight abrasions). Clean protectors on a regular basis to remove any grit that may have become embedded on the bottom of the furniture leg. For any swiveled type office chairs and other rolling furniture, please install 2" wide non-staining flat casters. Do not use rubber casters.

A:  I would suggest getting a chair mat as I do not believe there’s anything will hold up to an office chair on any rollers!

A:  Thank you for your question. That would honestly be your personal opinion of what would look best. You can take a scrap piece of the flooring or a photo into the Home depot and see if they could help you pick out what would best fit your needs.

A:  Use Dap almond caulking, Just spread a little over the crack wipe off and the seam is gone.The almond blends in nicely.

A:  I really suggest not putting any caulk in the small seams.In my past experience anything you put in the seams will be more noticeable than what you have.....You will be replacing the caulk after a couple months, after cleaning and scrubbing it will start to pull up.

A:  I used what I had laying around the house, which I believe was an almond color silicone caulk. I'm happy with how the color blended with the tiles.

A:  I put this down in our Kitchen and Dining area. The ones I have are more brown than green.

A:  Thanks for your question. If you'll give our customer service team a call, we'll be happy to send you a sample. They are pretty small (4x4) but it would definitely help to see it in your home lighting. 866-843-8453

A:  I am looking at a leftover piece from a job I did several months ago. To me, it has slightly more brown tones than the green-grey tones, maybe 55%/45%. Also, it has a some cream and gold colors. The best thing for you is to obtain a sample square or go to the store and look at a display. I don't know where you are located but, if close, you are welcome to have one of my leftovers.

A:  Thank you for your question. Yes, you CAN install the flooring under your stove and refrigerator because the weight is evenly distributed on 4 legs.

A:  I don't see why not. We used our tiles in the bathroom. They are very sturdy and look and feel great.

A:  I'm not sure of the weight of applicances on this flooring type, maybe there is a rating for it. When installing the flooring, I was able to cut through it with a utility knife, so it is not very thick. I've really had good luck in my master bath so far though.

A:  Home Depot sells a number of floor levelers that you can trowel... if you are just filling in between OSB subfloor boards you don't need the self leveling products... the flooring associates can help you with details....

A:  Thank you for your question. You can use any leveling compound to smooth out the imperfections to meet the subfloor flatness requirements of 1/4" over 10' span.

A:  certainly as long as it is smooth and flat... you may want to add a cushion underlayment to give it a little resilience and to help with any imperfections in the existing floor that may telegraph through...

A:  Thank you for your question. Please see the note from page 7 in our manual "Wood subfloors: Including Hardwoods, Plywood, OSB, Luan, Particleboard & Chipboard are approved, but must be sturdy, flat and have little flexibility." http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/67/671cf589-6693-4fa2-a3cf-481b16502317.pdf

A:  Thank you for your question. Zamma is the company that produces the coordinating transitions to go with our flooring. Please see the link below to the transitions for Light carrara. http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/75/759d41e7-dff6-4481-bfcc-c86397f098f7.pdfwww.homedepot.com/s/zamma%2520light%2520carrara?NCNI-5

A:  Mine did too you just need to use a transition piece I used wood transition. I already had one

A:  Thank you for your question. This product has a 4 mil wear layer.

A:  Thanks for your question. It looks like it should be back in stock around July 18-20th.