Flooring Wars: Your Guide to the Different Types of Flooring

Should you choose engineered wood flooring or solid flooring? What about laminate or luxury vinyl? Read this guide to find out.

What is Best for You! Lets Put the Options Up Against Each Other!

You've watched countless episodes of American Ninja Warrior and logged hours at the gym. Yet, did you know the toughest member of your household is right underfoot?

That's right! Your flooring takes the brunt of the wear and tear in your home. Trampled on by muddy paws, high heels and toddler toes alike, it's the one surface you expect to be in the heavyweight class.

However, not all types are up for the specific challenges that your family presents. Today, we're pitting the main different types of flooring against each other in a standoff to see which ones come out on top.

Ready to learn more? Take a break from that backyard obstacle course and let's dive in.

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What Is Coping and Why Should You Do It?

Want your DIY baseboard job to look professional? You need to start coping baseboard joints. Learn more about what this means and why you should do it here.

Coping Baseboard Joints: What Is It and Why Should You Do It?

Chances are you don't really notice your baseboards. That is—until there's an unsightly gap at the corners. Then you won't be able to stop noticing them! 

A baseboard corner with a big gap looks unprofessional and untidy. And even if a corner starts off looking well-joined, a gap can form at the joint if the wood shrinks or the wall shifts.

The solution is coping baseboards so this doesn't happen. Read on to learn how to cope a baseboard corner and why you'd want to.

There is a creative new trend using laminate or vinyl plank: install it on your walls. You can use laminate flooring on walls to create unique accents in your home. The added benefit is that it is easy for Do It Your Selfers to install. 

Read on to learn more about this hot new design trend.