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Waterproof, good with pets, quiet for condos, fine over radiant heat or wide plank: pick what matters and see the floors that meet it.

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Pick what matters most in your home and see the floors that meet it. Each list comes from the floors’ own spec sheets: a floor shows up only when its maker states it.
Pick what matters most
Waterproof 1,352For kitchens, basements, laundries and entrances.
Good with pets 2,259Tough wear layers that stand up to claws.
Quiet for condos 1,426Sound-rated, or with a pad attached.
Radiant heat 1,764Listed for in-floor heating.
Wide plank 774Planks 8 inches wide or more.WATERPROOF
Floors whose spec sheet says waterproof: SPC and WPC vinyl, waterproof laminate and tile.
Fuzion Horizon
310 003 Sand Catamaran 310Next Floor
303 007 Spiced Oak Regatta 303Next Floor
310 007 Spiced Oak Catamaran 310Next Floor
Fuzion Seahorse
2055 Evergreen Waterproof LaminateEvergreen
Almond Beige 02038Shaw Floors
Butterscotch 02218Shaw Floors
306 22004 Beaver Creek BrooksideNext Floor
Sienna Drift 07747Shaw Floors
306 22011 Telluride BrooksideNext Floor
Solstice Accord PremiumRichmond
Tropic Gale Nautiq PlusFuzion
Tropic Gale Nautiq ProFuzion
Stone Brown 05063Shaw Floors
Fuzion Petra
303 003 Sand Regatta 303Next Floor
72228 Evergreen Waterproof LaminateEvergreen
Biyork Rain Dance
FW017 Gordon Oak Floorpan WingsGoodfellow
Muldrew Accord PremiumRichmond
Fawn Grove 07754Shaw Floors
Storm Breaker Nautiq ProFuzionHow we sorted them
- Waterproof: the spec sheet says the floor is waterproof. Water-resistant floors are left out.
- Good with pets: laminate rated AC4 or AC5, and vinyl with a wear layer of 20 mil (0.5 mm) or more.
- Quiet for condos: floors with a sound rating (IIC or STC) on the sheet, or a pad attached to the plank. Your building sets the rating it needs, and we bring the underlay sheet for the board.
- Radiant heat: the maker lists the floor for use over in-floor heating.
- Wide plank: planks 8 inches wide or more.
Not sure which one you need? Our guides to basement floors, condo floors and floors for homes with pets go further.
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