Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon 517115: Specs and Match
TrafficMaster Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon is a 5 mm click-lock vinyl plank sold at The Home Depot under model number 517115. Each plank measures 7.5 in. by 47.6 in., and the line is now hard to find in stores. If you need more Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon to finish a room or repair a few planks, the model number and UPC on a leftover carton are the most reliable ways to confirm a match.
What Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon is
Allure Ultra was the click-lock branch of the TrafficMaster Allure vinyl family. Earlier Allure floors used GripStrip adhesive edges, while Ultra planks use an angle-slide-lock joint and float over the subfloor without glue. Vintage Oak Cinnamon is a wood-look color in the brown family, with embossed texture that imitates hardwood grain. For the wider line, see the TrafficMaster Allure Ultra Guide.
Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon specifications
The figures below come from The Home Depot product listings in the United States and Canada.
| Attribute | Listed value |
|---|---|
| Brand / line | TrafficMaster Allure Ultra |
| Model number | 517115 |
| UPC | 088969517555 |
| Plank size | 7.5 in. x 47.6 in. |
| Thickness | 5 mm |
| Wear layer | 20 mil, with ceramic bead overlay |
| Carton | 8 planks, 19.8 sq. ft. |
| Installation | Click-lock, floating |
| Grade | Above, on or below grade, indoor temperature-controlled rooms |
| Warranty (Canada listing) | Lifetime residential, 5-year full commercial |
The listing also describes the planks as phthalate-free and formaldehyde-free and rated for residential and commercial use.
Availability
When checked in October 2026, The Home Depot’s Allure Ultra category page showed no products available, and the Canadian listing for Vintage Oak Cinnamon was marked special order only. Consumer Reports notes that this model may have limited distribution. Stock, if any, tends to appear as single cartons on clearance shelves, in returns, or with homeowners who kept extras after an install.
How to confirm you have this floor
- Check the carton end. Look for model 517115 or UPC 088969517555. A color name alone is weaker evidence, because other brands use similar words.
- Measure a plank. A loose plank should be close to 7.5 in. wide and 47.6 in. long, about 5 mm thick.
- Look at the edges. Allure Ultra uses a click-lock joint with no adhesive. A plank with a sticky overlapping strip is GripStrip, which will not lock into Ultra.
- Compare in daylight. Lay a spare plank next to the installed floor near a window. Production runs can vary slightly in tone, so a carton from a different run may read a little lighter or darker.
The Discontinued Flooring Index lists other dropped TrafficMaster and LifeProof colors with their model numbers, and the TrafficMaster section collects related Guides.
Finding leftover cartons
Start with the store that sold the floor. Ask the flooring desk to look up model 517115 for any remaining cartons or special-order options in your region. After that, check local resale listings, building material reuse stores, and contractors who install vinyl plank, since spare cartons often sit in garages for years.
The Discontinued Flooring Finder lists people who need or have specific leftover flooring. You can browse the Finder for Allure Ultra posts, or post a match with the model number, carton count and ZIP code. Posting is free for a limited time · normally $10. A listing improves the odds that someone with spare cartons sees it, though no match is guaranteed.
FAQ
Can I mix Vintage Oak Cinnamon with a different Allure Ultra color?
The planks may lock together if the profile and thickness match, but the color and grain will differ. Owners usually place a different color in a separate room or closet rather than in the same field.
Will LifeProof planks click into Allure Ultra?
Do not assume so. They are separate product lines, so treat them as different floors unless a test plank locks flat with no gap or height difference.
Where is the model number printed?
On the end label of the carton, usually with the UPC barcode. Individual planks often carry no printed model number, so keep at least one carton end from the original install.