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Discontinued Flooring

Wanted: Armstrong Alterna Bloomfield Slate Ginger Root D8166
Wanted: Armstrong Alterna Bloomfield Slate in Ginger Root, D8166, one box each of the 16x16, 8x8 and 8x16 hopscotch sizes. Bought 2016, Pennsylvania (194xx).
Wanted: Pergo TimberCraft + WetProtect Valley Groove Oak LF000892
Wanted: 5 to 10 boxes of Pergo TimberCraft + WetProtect Valley Groove Oak, model LF000892, bought at Lowe's in 2023. New York (124xx).
Wanted: Home Decorators Java Hickory 1001819025
Wanted: 2 to 3 new boxes of Home Decorators Java Hickory 4.2 mm vinyl plank, item 1001819025 from Home Depot, about 50 sq. ft., California (937xx).
Wanted: TrafficMaster Saratoga Hickory 34089
Wanted: 1 or 2 boxes of TrafficMaster Saratoga Hickory laminate, model 34089 (Home Depot Internet 204135461), for a floor in Nashville, Tennessee.
Wanted: Virginia Mill Works Big Horn Oak LLVMENQCBHO6
Wanted: about 600 sq. ft. of Virginia Mill Works Big Horn Oak engineered hardwood, SKU LLVMENQCBHO6, to match an existing floor in Texas (761xx).
Three boxes of African Chestnut, matched
A request for 3 boxes of TrafficMaster Dimensions African Chestnut with Uniclic locking closed on the Match board. Why both carton numbers and the locking profile mattered.
A small gap in a TrafficMaster Oak floor, closed out
A request for one or two boxes of TrafficMaster Oak, model #147 115, closed on the Match board. What the request listed and why the model number mattered.
Wanted: LifeProof Seasoned Wood (I114813L), several homeowners are looking
Three open Finder requests are looking for leftover boxes of discontinued LifeProof Seasoned Wood (I114813L). How to recognize the carton, where leftovers turn up, and how to list spare boxes free.
What to Do With Leftover Flooring Boxes
Leftover flooring boxes are worth keeping, selling or donating. How many to keep for repairs, how to list extras, and what to do with pulled-up planks.
Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon 517115: Specs and Match
TrafficMaster Allure Ultra Vintage Oak Cinnamon (model 517115) is a 5 mm click-lock vinyl plank. Specs, identification and where leftover cartons turn up.
Select Surfaces Laminate at Sam’s Club: Finding Leftovers
Select Surfaces is the laminate brand sold at Sam’s Club. This entry covers verified model numbers, specs, identification and where leftover cartons turn up.
Same Color Name, Different Flooring Brand: How to Tell
Flooring brands reuse color names like Antique Hickory and Honey Maple. This entry lists verified examples and the carton details that actually identify a plank.
Where to Buy Discontinued Pergo Laminate Flooring
Where discontinued Pergo laminate flooring for sale turns up, what to check on a carton before buying leftover boxes, and options when no stock remains.
Pergo XP Highland Hickory Discontinued: Specs and Match
Pergo XP Highland Hickory (LF000317) is a discontinued 10 mm laminate with attached pad. Identification, specifications, leftover stock and alternatives.
Who Makes LifeProof Flooring? Brand and Line History
Who makes LifeProof flooring: the Home Depot private-label brand is supplied by Halstead of HMTX Industries. History, typical specs, and why colors are dropped.
Pergo vs TrafficMaster Laminate: Telling Old Floors Apart
Pergo vs TrafficMaster laminate compared: brand history, price tier, where each was sold, and how to identify which one is installed before looking for planks.
What Replaced TrafficMaster Allure? Line History
A history of the TrafficMaster Allure vinyl plank line at The Home Depot, what is still sold, how LifeProof succeeded it, and what that means for repairs.
How to Find a Replacement Plank for Discontinued Laminate
Steps for identifying a discontinued laminate floor from the plank and carton, measuring it, matching the locking profile, and finding leftover planks or a substitute.
TrafficMaster vs LifeProof Vinyl Plank: Matching Old Floors
TrafficMaster and LifeProof are both Home Depot vinyl plank brands, but they differ in thickness, core and locking joints. This entry explains the differences and how to match an old floor.
Pergo XP Classic Auburn Oak Discontinued: Specs and Match
Pergo XP Classic Auburn Oak (model LF001002) is a discontinued laminate sold at The Home Depot. This entry covers its specifications, identification and the alternative named by Pergo.
TrafficMaster Allure Ultra Discontinued: Specs and Sourcing
TrafficMaster Allure Ultra is a 5 mm solid vinyl click plank formerly sold at The Home Depot. This entry lists its specifications, model numbers and options for finding more planks.
LifeProof Seasoned Wood Discontinued: Specs and Matching
LifeProof Seasoned Wood vinyl plank (model I114813L) is discontinued. Specs, how to identify it, older names, and where leftover cases still turn up.
TrafficMaster Saratoga Hickory: Specs and Matching
TrafficMaster Saratoga Hickory laminate (model 34089): specs, how to identify it, where leftover boxes turn up, and options when no match is found.
TrafficMaster Lakeshore Pecan Laminate: Identification, Leftover Stock, and Alternatives
TrafficMaster Lakeshore Pecan laminate (model 35947): specifications, how to identify it, where to find leftover stock, and alternatives.
TrafficMaster Hampton Honey Oak Laminate: Identification
TrafficMaster Hampton Honey Oak glueless laminate: UPC, how to tell it apart from Hampton Oak 8 mm and Honey Oak vinyl, and where to find leftover boxes.
TrafficMaster Baytown Oak Laminate: Specs and Sourcing
TrafficMaster Baytown Oak laminate (model HL704): plank size, how to identify it, where leftover boxes turn up, and what to do when no match is found.
TrafficMaster Allure Commercial Diamond Plate Graphite Vinyl
TrafficMaster Allure Commercial Diamond Plate Graphite is a vinyl plank with a raised metal tread-plate look, sold at Home Depot for garages, basements, shops and other hard-use rooms. Like other early Allure products it used GripStrip: the planks bond to each other along an adhesive edge strip and float over the subfloor, so they can…
Find Discontinued Trafficmaster Flooring
Trafficmaster laminate flooring is a popular choice for homeowners because it is durable, affordable, and easy to install. However, Trafficmaster occasionally discontinues certain products, which can leave homeowners frustrated if they need to repair or replace their floors. Looking for discontinued TrafficMaster leftovers? FlooringFX publishes Match listings (NEED / HAVE). We do not sell warehous
TrafficMaster Original Classic Oak Laminate (Discontinued)
TrafficMaster Original was a Home Depot private-label laminate line sold through the late 2000s and early 2010s. Classic Oak was one of its best-selling colors. The planks were glueless click laminate on a high-density fiberboard (HDF) core with an aluminum-oxide wear surface, and Home Depot listings of that period advertised a 25-year limited warranty against…
Find Discontinued Trafficmaster Laminate Flooring
TrafficMaster laminate is The Home Depot’s entry-level laminate label. For many years the planks were made by Shaw Industries and sold only through Home Depot, which is why older cartons often show Shaw marks next to the TrafficMaster brand strip. The floors were marketed to do-it-yourself installers for residential and light commercial use, and colors…
Looking for Discontinued Home Depot Flooring
Home Depot replaces flooring colors on a regular cycle, and most of what it sells is private label, so a discontinued color cannot simply be ordered from another store. Leftover cartons held by other homeowners and contractors are usually the only exact source. This page explains how to identify what you have and where to…
Harmonics and Home Design Flooring Laminate Flooring | Needed
Identifying Harmonics leftovers Costco-era Harmonics cartons usually show a brand strip, color name, and short part code (examples: Antique Hickory AH404S, Vintage Chestnut VC403S, Royal Mahogany RM203S). Photograph the carton end, measure a spare plank, and match brand strip + locking. Harmonics will not click into Home Depot TrafficMaster / LifeProof or Lowe’s look-alikes. hub:…
TrafficMaster Valley Oak and Serenity Oak Engineered Wood (Discontinued)
TrafficMaster Valley Oak and its sibling Serenity Oak were engineered wood floors sold at Home Depot, not laminate. Each board had a real oak top layer over a layered core, a factory finish and a click joint. Both colors are discontinued, so repairs now rely on leftover boxes. Need Valley Oak or Serenity Oak boxes,…