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3 & 4 Season Rooms and Patio Room Flooring

3-4-season rooms can accommodate any type of flooring. Just be sure to consider the amount and "kind" of traffic it will be getting. 3 season, breezeway and unheated patio rooms are more susceptible to moisture and drastic temperature changes, making some wood based flooring like laminate and hardwood less desirable compared to other flooring.

Carpeting comes in a countless number of colors, patterns, styles and materials. With so many carpets to choose from you can`t fail to find the right carpet for your needs. Aside from the endless selection, carpet offers homeowners more warmth, softness and is much quieter than any other floor covering.

PROS:
• Soft underfoot
• Wide variety range and styles, colors

and textures
• Noise absorbing
• Can be easily replaced

CONS:
• Regular cleaning
• May require restretching
• Likelihood of staining

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Laminate floors can be incredibly durable, easy to care for and come in a wide variety of realistic stone and wood flooring designs. If you love the look of real hardwood but are concerned with the upkeep then laminate floors are the answer. If you are concerned with tearing up old flooring or are budget-minded than laminate flooring may be a great choice for you. Caution: Laminate comes in a wide range of quality. Low quality, less dense laminates are not a good choice for rooms subject to wide swings of temperature and humidy . Not all Laminates are made equally!

PROS:
• Can imitate a wide variety of other types
of flooring
• Easily installed
• Extremely durable
• Stain resistant

CONS:
• Hollow Sound may appear "unreal"

• Should not be used in 3 season

rooms: Vunerable to expansion from

excessive humidity and temperaturs

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Ceramic Tile has been around for centuries and with today's technology manufacturers have created new design and application possibilities that were not available a decade ago. If you have never used ceramic tile before or it has been a long time since you have done so, you will be amazed at the wide selection of colors, sizes, shapes and new textures that are now available.

PROS:
• Good looks
• Style & color range
• Porcelain is particularly tough
• Easy maintenance

CONS:
• No resilience
• Hard & cold to the touch
• Grout should be sealed periodically
• Tiles for 3 season rooms must be
frostproof.

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Luxury Vinyl Tile

DuraCeramic Tiles Luxury Vinyl Tile : LVT Tile has finally come into the 21st Century. Now you can have all the advantages of a ceramic tile floor with performance features designed to meet today's demanding lifestyles. LVT is warmer to the touch, more comfortable underfoot, and faster and easier to install than traditional ceramic tile. You can even choose to install many LVT with grout or without it. The final design is up to you! LVT is the intelligent choice for today's lifestyle.

PROS:
• Warmer and more comfortable

underfoot than ordinary ceramic
• Installation options - install with or

without grout
• Resists chipping and cracking
• Extremely durable and easy to maintain
• Lifelong Limited Warranty Against

Fade, Stain and Wear Out

CONS:
• Requires professional installation
to get warranty
• Some grouts should be sealed

periodically if used
• Minimum room temp more critical

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Sheet Vinyl: Perhaps the most common choice today, sheet vinyl comes in a huge array of colors and patterns. Sheet vinyl is attractive, highly water resistant, and very affordable, and since it's available in both 6- and 12-foot widths, many season rooms can be done without a seam.

PROS:
• Good looks
• Easy care
• Wide variety textures/colors
• Water-resistant in sheet form
• Soft underfoot in many instances
• Can imitate more expensive floor

coverings

CONS:
• Less expensive grades may discolor
and fade with age
• More susceptible to nicks and dents
• Nonabrasive cleaners only

• Minimum room temp more critical

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