LifeProof Fresh Oak I96711L vs I96711LP (6 mil vs 22 mil)

LifeProof Fresh Oak is a Home Depot LifeProof rigid-core vinyl color that uses the same marketing name on two wear-layer models: I96711L (6 mil, straight edge on the HD title) and I96711LP (22 mil, micro-beveled). Both builds show about 7 mm × 8.7 in. × 47.6 in. and ~20.1 sq. ft./case on FlooringFX color notes. They are not interchangeable leftovers. Confirm the printed wear mil and the full model ending (L vs LP) before treating any “Fresh Oak” carton as a match.

This page is a citeable ID hub for the same-brand mil collision. It does not list live inventory. Photograph the carton end and match brand strip + model + mil before buying or posting a Match listing. FlooringFX does not claim different click-lock families for these two Fresh Oak models; the verified difference on published HD titles and FlooringFX notes is wear layer plus edge profile (straight vs micro-bevel).

Identification (both models)

Field	I96711L (6 mil)	I96711LP (22 mil)
Common name	Fresh Oak	Fresh Oak (same name)
Brand / line	LifeProof rigid-core vinyl (Home Depot)	LifeProof rigid-core vinyl (Home Depot)
Part / model	I96711L	I96711LP
Wear layer	6 mil	22 mil
Edge (HD title)	Straight edge	Micro-beveled
Thickness / plank	~7 mm × 8.7 in. × 47.6 in. (FlooringFX / HD title path)	~7 mm × 8.7 in. × 47.6 in. (FlooringFX / HD title path)
Coverage	~20.1 sq. ft./case	~20.1 sq. ft./case
Status (when checked)	Still listed on HD titles for the LifeProof colors page (confirm stock locally)	Still listed on HD titles for the LifeProof colors page (confirm stock locally)
Ending clue	LifeProof models ending in L are common on 6 mil / value-line carton paths in FlooringFX notes (not a guarantee; read the printed mil)	Thicker wear-layer SKUs often end in LP (examples also include Sterling Oak I966106LP and Dusk Cherry I06204LP)

How to ID Fresh Oak on a carton

1. Read the brand strip: it should say LifeProof (Home Depot), not TrafficMaster Allure / GripStrip, Harmonics, Style Selections, or Pergo.
2. Match the color name Fresh Oak and the full model string I96711L or I96711LP. Do not invent a code from an HD “similar items” suggestion.
3. Read the printed wear layer (6 MIL vs 22 MIL) and note the edge callout on the listing or carton (straight vs micro-bevel). Do not mix mil lines in one continuous field.
4. Copy any dye lot / batch / shade stamp. Lot agreement does not override a mil mismatch. See dye lots / batch codes.
5. Photograph the full carton end in daylight (brand strip, color, model, mil, thickness, coverage, lot) before you buy leftovers or post a Match listing. Shot list: photograph the carton for Match.

Full LifeProof color / line table: Discontinued LifeProof colors. Thickness numbers: LifeProof vs TrafficMaster thickness / wear. Collision companion: name collisions — Fresh Oak. Field map: carton-end label decoder.

What will not match

• Mixing I96711L (6 mil) with I96711LP (22 mil) in one continuous floor, even when both cartons say Fresh Oak and even when dye-lot strings look similar on paper.
• TrafficMaster Allure Ultra, GripStrip adhesive Allure, or other LifeProof colors that only share an oak word (Sterling Oak I966106LP, Seasoned Wood I114813L, and similar are different IDs).
• Warehouse-club Harmonics / Costco oak cartons, Lowe’s Style Selections oak, or Pergo oak laminates that only look similar in a photo.
• Any “close enough” rigid-core plank with a different brand strip, model ending, wear mil, overall thickness including pad, or edge profile. FlooringFX does not document a separate click-lock family split between these two Fresh Oak models; treat locking as carton-confirmed, not assumed from the mil letter.

Where people look for leftovers

• FlooringFX Match: post NEED or HAVE with carton photos and the exact strings LifeProof, Fresh Oak, and I96711L or I96711LP (plus mil and dye lot if printed). Browse the Match board first. Listing checklist: how to write a Match listing.
• Search both model endings: sellers often list only “Fresh Oak” or only one of the two I-codes. Capture mil in the title so replies do not mix lines.
• Leftover channels: Marketplace, Craigslist, and other channels in where people look for leftover discontinued flooring.
• Shipping: if boxes must move: shipping leftover flooring boxes.
• Repair volume: see how many leftover boxes most repairs need for typical repair bands.

Related IDs (not interchangeable with each other)

• LifeProof colors — Fresh Oak mil callout: hub table for both rows plus Seasoned Wood / Sterling Oak / Dusk Cherry neighbors.
• Seasoned Wood I114813L: verified LifeProof 6 mil orphan path (different color). Archive: Seasoned Wood vinyl plank.
• Thickness / wear — Fresh Oak callout: mm and mil rows next to Allure Ultra / GripStrip.
• Locking systems for leftovers: when edges will not click across lines (not a Fresh Oak L-vs-LP lock claim).

Sources: FlooringFX Discontinued LifeProof colors (Fresh Oak rows: I96711L 6 mil straight edge; I96711LP 22 mil micro-bevel; ~7 mm × 8.7 × 47.6 in.; ~20.1 sq. ft./case; still listed when checked). Name collisions — Fresh Oak (same-brand mil table). Thickness / wear layer (Fresh Oak 6 vs 22 mil rows). Dye lots / batch codes (Fresh Oak verified example: shared lot on the wrong mil line still will not match). Cross-checked 2026-10-28 Asia/Riyadh. No invented SKUs, mils, edges, or click-lock claims beyond those pages. No leftover inventory is offered for sale by FlooringFX.