Review of Metro Floor Engage Vinyl Tile
karlasen
9 years ago
Metroflor Engage luxury vinyl tile looks nice at first but does not wear well. It scratches even with felt pads on chairs and it scratches when you walk on it. We've had our floors for less than one year and there are scratches all over it. We have followed all of the manufacturer's care instructions. I wouldn't recommend this product if you plan on walking on it or using chairs. There are other products out there on the market that are more durable. Check out this video review with scratch demonstration. www.youtube.com/watch?v=b61wq7T79Tc
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