Restored Era is a COREtec Originals WPC luxury vinyl plank with COREtec Residential WPC construction. The planks are 7 inches wide, 59.84 inches long, and 0.314 inches thick, with a 22 mil wear layer, UV acrylic finish, pressed bevel edge, and attached cork underlayment.
COREtec rates Restored Era as 100% waterproof, kidproof, and petproof. COREtec says the thicker WPC build is meant to feel softer, warmer, and quieter underfoot, and the attached cork underlayment helps with thermal insulation and sound dampening.
Restored Era has realistic wood looks with multiple species, colors, textures, and bevel details. The color range includes Sorrel Oak, Sunlit Pine, Vintage Oak, Washed Pine, and Weathered Oak. Sorrel Oak has a light, vintage-looking reclaimed wood style. The 7 inch width gives each plank a broad floorboard feel, while the pressed bevel helps outline the plank edges without a heavy groove.
Living with it
Routine care is straightforward: sweep or remove dust, clean spills quickly, and damp mop with a pH-neutral vinyl cleaner. The maker says not to use shine, wax, or polish cleaners. Restored Era is usually installed as a floating click floor with an angle-tap system. Direct glue is also listed for commercial or special uses. It is approved for above-grade, on-grade, and below-grade installation, and it can be installed over existing floors.
COREtec lists a lifetime residential limited wear warranty for Restored Era. COREtec also lists a 10-year medium commercial limited warranty. These warranties relate to listed wear coverage, with terms, exclusions, and definitions controlled by COREtec’s warranty document.
Yes. Restored Era is approved for below-grade installation, as well as on-grade and above-grade areas. COREtec rates it 100% waterproof, and COREtec says the floor is designed to resist swelling, cupping, or cracking from water.
Is this installed as a floating floor?
For homes, Restored Era is usually installed as a floating click floor using an angle-tap system. Direct glue is also listed, which can be considered for commercial or special-use areas where that method is preferred.
How should I clean Restored Era?
Keep up with dust and grit by sweeping, clean spills quickly, and damp mop with a pH-neutral vinyl cleaner. The maker says not to use shine, wax, or polish cleaners on this floor.
Will it feel quieter or warmer than a thinner vinyl plank?
COREtec says the thicker WPC build is meant to feel softer, warmer, and quieter underfoot. COREtec also says the attached cork underlayment helps with thermal insulation and sound dampening.
What colors are in the Restored Era line?
The line includes Sorrel Oak, Sunlit Pine, Vintage Oak, Washed Pine, and Weathered Oak. Sorrel Oak has a light, vintage-looking reclaimed wood style, and the collection offers realistic wood looks with bevel details.
Product facts from COREtec's published information, read Oct 24, 2026 (5 days ago). The maker's documents govern.
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