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CushionStep Better B3377 Montana Retreat Vinyl Sheet - Big Sky Brown

12 ft. Wide Low Gloss

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CushionStep Better Big Sky Brown Vinyl Sheet B3377
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Vinyl sheet flooring is more resilient, comfortable and realistic-looking than ever. Choose from three distinct performance levels, each with a different balance of durability and comfort to fit your lifestyle and budget. Then choose the look you love — we offer dozens of modern and stylish options.

Item Specifications

General

Collection CushionStep Better
Design Montana Retreat
Color Big Sky Brown
Look
Look
The look of a floor describes its overall appearance or design, regardless of what the floor made of.
Distressed Wood
Species Pine
Gloss
Gloss
Describes the coating that adds a polished look to the floor’s surface.
Low Gloss
Wear Layer Type Diamond 10® Technology
Performance Class Better

Dimensions

Size 12 ft. Wide

Warranty

Residential Warranty 25 Years
Warranty File(s) Residential Resilient Sheet Flooring Limited Warranty

Installation

DIY Level

Experienced

No matter what flooring type you chose, we recommend you contact your retailer to locate an Armstrong Flooring Certified Installer near you. Armstrong Flooring Certified Installers undergo rigorous flooring installation training on our products.

WHERE CAN I INSTALL THIS FLOOR?

Any Room At, Below or Above Ground Level

Any Room At, Below or Above Ground Level

Installation Options

Fiberglass Reinforced Vinyl Sheet Installation (PDF, 46.2 KB)

Full Spread

This installation method involves covering the entire backing of the floor with adhesive.

Pros
  • Installed floor is fully adhered.
  • Cabinets can be installed on top of the floor.
Cons
  • Difficult to remove.
  • Removal may require the subfloor also be removed and replaced.

Modified Loose Lay

Tape is used to secure the flooring to the subfloor. No adhesive is required.

Pros
  • Can be installed over wood subfloors such as plywood and OSB, provided the OSB has a factory fully sanded face.
Cons
  • Only one seam allowed if installing over wood subfloor.
  • Cannot install cabinets on top of flooring.