Lifeproof Vinyl Flooring Review | Everything You Need To Know!

0:00 Unboxing
0:54 Introduction
1:44 History and Information on Lifeproof brand
2:54 Pros and Benefits
7:31 Cons and Downsides
9:52 Cost
10:39 Installations Method(s)
11:53 Maintenance
13:22 Closing

In this video, we're going to give you a breakdown on information related to the history, pros and cons, pricing, installation methods, and maintenance for Lifeproof Vinyl Floors. By the end of this video, you should have enough information to help you make a final decision.

[stevenperry]

I’ve installed Lifeproof and other similar flooring and I always recommend the Lifeproof. It is by far easier, locks positively and is very durable. Another product I installed was scratched horribly the day he moved in by friends moving furniture! Installation tips: use a jigsaw for heat/AC vents and use a piece of scrap as a tapping block! Works better than an actual tapping block!

[tncluster]

Has been out 5 years.We had installed 2017.Love this flooring.

[jimbob]

the interlocking can break off if you are rough with it, ive installed about 1500 sq feet and i probably fucked up 3 full boards in total when trying to install it in different difficult circumstances, but given that i think i only messed up about $30-40 worth of stuff out of $4500 worth of flooring, the stuff truly is durable and very nice, and has many options for homes. there are enough tutorials to see how to do just about any installation you need if you search enough. home depot does give a military discount on this, but you have to order it through the store and not online

[sandan]

Will adding a pad under it help dampen the sound? It will be installed over subfloor in a long arm quilting studio.

[rdGenFireChicken]

I install this product for Home Depot in a daily basis. You definitely need a rubber mallet and a tapping block. You can cut it with a utility knife but with the heavy duty blades. You need to scoar it at least 2-3 times before you try to snap it.

[jlc]

I work at Home D. I sell this flooring everyday. People really like it.

[robertvarner]

Boy, I'm sure glad you showed me how to open the box of planks there at the beginning of the video! That would've been stumper! 😁

[tonyl]

Are you testing the 6 mil or the 12 mil?

[rdGenFireChicken]

It’s been around a lot longer than 4 years. I’ve been installing it for Home Depot for the last 6 years. Before that it was called Allure ultra which was more like a true vinyl snap n click vinyl plank.

[juliaconnolly]

I installed Mowhawk, Pergo and Lifeproof, yes Lifeproof is easier, worth it! All perform about the same in the end. Mowhawk from Costco was difficult to install for sure.

[JerryMDean]

I’m concerned, I wanted the lifeproof sterling oak. I thought it had a 12mm wear layer but now I just noticed it’s only a 6mm with ceramic bead. I don’t know what ceramic bead means but This concerns me with the thinner wear layer.

Also I was looking at the Mohawk tybee island since I can get it at a good price on clearance. Thought Mohawk was good but many reviews say the seams come apart

[bnoyz]

I'm about to install Lifeproof for a friend. It's currently $3.29/sqft here near Houston, TX. I installed the same flooring in his old house a few years ago. His wife likes it so much that i'm going to install the same exact flooring in their new house. This flooring is multi-width, meaning it has 3 different widths. In the old house, I did full rows of each width. Since then, I've seen that they show installing a 'large' width, then a 'medium' + 'small' (together since that equals a 'large') in the same row? Is there an advantage to doing it one way versus the other, or is just personal preference?

[LordHog]

How do thesw compare to Shaw/Coretec and NuCore?

[yn]

Is it 100 percent plastic? Is there any cardboard in there?

[caroltaylor-long]

I am having a rough time getting this floor to lock in place. Frustration is a mild term at the moment!! Ugh!!

[efthimios]

What’s better Lifeproof hybrid or vinyl 22mill ? Help

[daveforgot]

Life time warranty for a company with not much history?

[efthimios]

I’m struggling guys to decide between life proof ultra and core lux ultra from LL

The life proof seems to have a much better thicker underlayment in their ultralight, but the core Lix ultra seems more rigid ?

[deanhasnik]

How is the company as far as standing behind their product? I know from experience the large company that begins with P and ends in an ergo does not stand behind their product and does everything within their ability to blame the consumer.

[efthimios]

I didn’t watch the whole video yet, but is this for the UltraLine?