Relatively cheap to install especially when it can be laid over the old flooring but it’s not exactly cheap to buy though. Personally I vastly prefer the feel of LVP to laminate or parquet. It feels warmer and softer and is also much less slippery and waterproof. As a general contractor I also prefer installing it over the others.
The last time I installed them was a few years ago so “cheap” might have changed since then. But I did a 20’x15’ kitchen all by myself with a pair of scissors for like $300 and about a day’s work. (Though I didn’t put it down over hardwood because I’m not a monster.)
Relatively cheap to install especially when it can be laid over the old flooring but it’s not exactly cheap to buy though. Personally I vastly prefer the feel of LVP to laminate or parquet. It feels warmer and softer and is also much less slippery and waterproof. As a general contractor I also prefer installing it over the others.
The last time I installed them was a few years ago so “cheap” might have changed since then. But I did a 20’x15’ kitchen all by myself with a pair of scissors for like $300 and about a day’s work. (Though I didn’t put it down over hardwood because I’m not a monster.)