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It’s a free standing vanity. I did not attach it to the wall

@@MarriedwithWanderlust so what’s the procedure for it just as close as possible and it doesn’t move by the weight of the frame and top? How did you secure it so there is no movement?

It's perfect for kids. They have a kids club you can drop them off at if you want to enjoy some you time. Besides that we have been coming here for years with our kids and they love it.

It's in great condition. A minor scratch here or there but honestly still loving it. Scratches can be repaired also, I know there's a CZcams video on it somewhere. Just haven't had the time to look into it.

Sorry, that trip was a long time ago. Not to far from the field though. They were free tickets i won from the radio station.

As in the bottom of the door hits the flooring when you open it? Just want to make sure I answer what you are asking.

@@chrisuttecht9700 yes at the bottom. I’m sorry I should have specified. Thank you

@@josephiannelli7998 I'm not a profesional but something that might work is trimming the bottom of the door down just a small bit and putting a wider sweep on the bottom of the door. Just a thought.

Thanks Cody. It still looks great too with no issues or separation.

The floor still looks amazing with no separation or scratches. Just follow the video and you should be good to go.

My daughter was only 8 at the time and she loved it. Thanks for watching. 😀

@@MarriedwithWanderlust My kids are both under 3 so we’d have to carry them 😂

Glad you liked it.

So true! Glad you enjoyed the video.

Glad you liked it!

You can do either way but leaving the baseboards and adding the qtr rounds is going to be the easier route and less likely to damage your baseboards. Thank you for the question.

What's nice about this product is that it has a cork backing which acts as the underlayment. That's why you didn't see any laid down ahead of time. I have one or 2 small spots where the tile wasn't even where you can feel just a small void but for about 99% of the floor is completely solid. Hopefully this answers your question.

@@MarriedwithWanderlust ahh got it! Thank you so much for replying and answering my questions!

Hope you enjoy it!

Did you like the food and the hotel?

@@nathaliajavier6937 we ended up Not going because of the new rules for Covid testing & didn’t want to risk it. Maybe one day we’ll go.

@@nathaliajavier6937 yes, they have amazing chefs there and the variety is amazing. From Sushi, to authentic mexican food and small little snacks by the pool. They have something for everyone.

Nice! I’m glad you appreciated that.

No problem 👍

Glad you liked it!

No problem. Stay tuned for more future content.

Some of the best you can find!

Our pleasure!

No, LVP is completely sealed. It's a locking system so there is no gaps which is what makes it waterproof.

We did a timeshare presentation that we signed up for at the airport. That was one of the perks we got for going to the presentation. But besides that they are all over Medano beach where you can go and sign up for a specific time or talk with the concierge wherever you are staying.

Thank you

Tracy Watkins all I had to do was sweep. Someone asked that question in the comments and I mentioned just gridding the tile down just a bit if you have one that is extremely uneven. Hopefully that helps.

Married with Wanderlust I just had a floor laid and obviously my floor was uneven Bc I can hear some of the planks hitting the floor when you walk on them. I am telling the contractor he has to redo it.... he says it’s fine and normal. I bought my very expensive planks and don’t want to hear my steps ... do you agree?

Thanks, you too!

My entire floor was tile and there were a few spots that were only a little uneven and it came out perfect. If you have a major spot that sticks up you can always just use a grinder and flatten it out a bit so you don't feel it through the LVP. If you do that make sure to cover furniture in the area because it will cause a lot of dust. Best of luck on your project.

@@MarriedwithWanderlust Thanks that helps a lot! One more thing--did you use an underlaying/subfloor or any extra leveling material under the vinyl?

@@tonib5952 no need with this product. The Nucore LVP has a cork backing that acts as your underlayment. I just laid the boards right on top of the tile (made sure the tile was swept well).

😂😂😂😂 Glad that you liked it.

I forget the name of the song but I pulled it from Epidemic Sound.

Had it installed for over 6 months now and haven't had a single issue. Loving the new flooring.

Glad you liked the video. Unfortunately the only stairs I had to work with were the carpeted ones heading upsatirs where I started the instalation. Besides that it was only bedrooms and doors that I had to deal with. Check with Floor & Decor though if you go through them. They have a highly educated sales team that would be able to address this with you.

Jonny Holsten no need for underlayment with this product. The Nucore LVP has a cork backing and goes directly in top of the tile with nothing else. They are 6.55mm thick.

I recommend the underlayment for noise.

I take that back.

Glad you liked it!!

Just like laminate, LVP is a floating floor so there is no adhesive or anything that needs to be done to stick it to the floor. Its just a locking system between each plank that keeps it in place. 6 months it has been installed and we are absolutley loving it.

@@MarriedwithWanderlust Okay that make Sense! I'm a new home owner so I'm trying to do as much as I can on my own!! Thanks.

Can't remeber the total amount but it was roughly between 1300-1500 sq feet and my SUV was packed. Luckily it's not too heavy of a product.

Is part of a flooring installation kit, you can find it at home depot or lowes

Have Fun!!

Anthony Ceraso none. It butted right up against the threshold with a small gap and I put a thin layer of caulking that I painted the same color as the flooring. That way it was still water proof and looked seamless.

@@MarriedwithWanderlust awesome thank you very much

Nice plan. I think that will work out well for you.

Yes Sir, No DEMO. Loved that fact and is one of the main reasons we went with this product. If you go into Floor and Decor they would be able to help with the correct transition strip so that it has an even step down or if you don't want to use a transition strip you could potentially use come kind of sub flooring just for your bedroom to make it seamless and level.