Coretec Cyril oak
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Comments (451)We installed Cyril Oak through out our house a little over a year ago. Im having a terrible time keeping it clean. Dirt gets in the grain pattern which makes it look way darker than when it was new. The only way I’ve have found to clean it is scrubbing with a bleach product. I ordered some of the floor cleaner that Cortec recommended and that cleaned the floor but not the grain pattern. I’ve talked to my housekeeper about changing her pads more oven. I think they were just pushing around dirt. Im so frustrated and disappointed in these floors. They looked beautiful while they were new and after spending 4 hours on my hands and knees scrubbing them. Has anyone else had this issue? And if so what solution have you come up with? I called the Flooring retailer who also did the installation and they recommended trying the diluted bleach cleaner. UGH!...See MoreProvenza LVP in road trip?
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Comments (3)My advice: none of the above. Imagine going with one of the Big Box dudes only to find out you wasted money on something that is cr@p. Now picture your reaction when you find that out. Now imagine having to pay for it all over again. Now imagine you find out the timing works out PERFECTLY to the arrival of the CoreTec...and if you had JUST WAITED you wouldn't have lost all the money on the first install. Remember: floors go in LAST! They should be completed the week before you move in....See MoreCyril Oak vs Ravenswood Oak?
Comments (4)Cyril oak looks really fake and waxy when sunlight hits it at a certain angle. It's also washed out in certain lighting. The above photos of Ravenswood doesn't do it justice. It isn't really gray at all. Ravenswood is an almost perfect neutral white oak that is neither too light, too dark, too yellow, nor too gray. I think it's just right and will go with everything....See MoreDadre Garris
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