Aged Oak is a resilient floor made by Stanton, in the Flex II range. It costs $3.75 per square foot, or $157.50 per carton of 42.00 square feet. That is for the material, with delivery and installation not included. Construction is LVT, the wear layer is 20mil, it is waterproof, the manufacturer lists these installation methods: glue down. It is supplied and installed by Powell Flooring of 1811 Union Valley Rd, West Milford, New Jersey, who also sand and finish floors. Samples are free. Call 973-728-9717.
Cutting waste is the flooring lost to cuts at walls, doorways and the ends of rows.
Every real job has some. A rule of thumb:
0% when you are buying floors and the waste was already included.
5% for a professional flooring installer.
7% for a general contractor, or someone handy who does not specialize in floors.
10% for a homeowner or DIY who wants a little room for error.
Either way, we recommend an extra carton or two: for overages, for the unforeseen, and as
attic stock, kept back in case of accidental damage later, since a style may be discontinued
or unavailable by then.
Enter your room size and we will work out the cartons.
Not sure of the size? How to measure a room, with a helper that adds up all your rooms.
Brand
Stanton
Collection
Flex II
Style
Flex II
Style number
STN-FLEX-II
Color
Aged Oak
Color number
1910
Type
Resilient
Sub type
LVT/Plank
Construction
LVT
Width
7"
Wear layer
20mil
Thickness
2.5mm
Manufacturer installation methods
Glue down
Waterproof
Yes
Square feet per carton
42.00 sq ft
Samples are free and we will post one out. A measured quote is free too, and
someone comes and measures rather than guessing from a drawing.
Turn your large project into an affordable monthly payment.
Flexible financing through Enhancify. Apply online in minutes, and put the floors you want on a schedule that works for you.
1Apply in minutes.A short online form with Enhancify. You see the offers you qualify for and the monthly payment before you decide anything.
2We measure and quote.Somebody comes out, measures properly, and the estimate is the real number. Pick the floor you actually want, not the one that fits a lump sum.
3The floor goes in, the payment goes monthly.Sanding and finishing, hardwood, luxury vinyl, laminate: any job we do can be financed. Pay it down early if you like.
The application is with Enhancify, the lender, on their site, in a new tab. Powell Flooring does not see your application, and checking your options does not commit you to anything. The financing page
Price codes
A price code is a color, violet through red, that places a floor among others of its kind by its price supplied and installed. Violet is the most affordable, red the top of the range.
Luxury vinyl
VioletMost affordableThis floor
IndigoThis floor
BlueThis floor
GreenThis floor
YellowThis floor
OrangeThis floor
RedTop of the rangeThis floor
Prefinished hardwood
VioletMost affordableThis floor
IndigoThis floor
BlueThis floor
GreenThis floor
YellowThis floor
OrangeThis floor
RedTop of the rangeThis floor
It makes floors quick to compare here and to match to their samples in the showroom. The price of your job is the one on your written, line-item estimate. A floor without a code, such as laminate, is priced installed after a free measure.
