LL Flooring Closed: Finding CoreLuxe, Dream Home, and Tranquility
LL Flooring, the retailer previously named Lumber Liquidators, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on 11 August 2024. Many of its house-brand floors, including CoreLuxe, Dream Home, and Tranquility by CoreLuxe, are no longer a simple store reorder when a color is gone. Leftover cartons in other people’s garages and job-site leftovers are the practical way to repair those floors. FlooringFX lists those Needs and Haves. It does not sell flooring, and it does not handle old store warranties.
As of 12 November 2026, the Match board has open requests for CoreLuxe Rattan Maple and Dream Home Antique Hickory. If one of those is your floor, or you are sitting on spare boxes, you can use the links below. Free to list.
What happened to LL Flooring
According to the court-hosted case page maintained by Stretto, LL Flooring Holdings, Inc., and four affiliated debtors filed voluntary Chapter 11 petitions on 11 August 2024 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. The cases are jointly administered as Case No. 24-11680 (BLS) before Judge Brendan L. Shannon. The same page records a confirmation date of 18 December 2024 and an effective date of 20 December 2024.
Earlier in that case, on 6 September 2024, LL Flooring announced an agreement to sell 219 stores and related assets to F9 Investments, a company associated with Lumber Liquidators founder Tom Sullivan, and to close 211 other stores, a figure that had started at 94 closings when the case began. Virginia Business reported that agreement the next day, 7 September 2024; WISH-TV reported the same 219-open / 211-close split on 9 September 2024, with a hoped-for closing by the end of that month. Those are contemporaneous reports of the sale agreement, not a 2026 store-by-store census.
The important point for someone who needs a few more boxes is simpler than the deal structure: the old LL Flooring store network did not stay in place as it was, and a color that has left the catalog is unlikely to be sitting in a back room waiting for a warranty swap. Leftover cartons, identified by the brand strip and the model string, are what still match the floor already in the house.
CoreLuxe, Tranquility by CoreLuxe, and Dream Home
These were among the house brands and lines sold in LL Flooring / Lumber Liquidators stores. They are different products, and they should not be mixed just because they came from the same retailer.
- CoreLuxe is a vinyl plank line. FlooringFX listing #57 is an open request in ZIP 57108 for one box of CoreLuxe Rattan Maple, model RVP7RM, recorded as 7 mm thick, originally bought at Lumber Liquidators / LL Flooring. FlooringFX has not independently verified other specs for that model, so RVP7RM, the color name, and the 7 mm note are the identifiers to copy.
- Tranquility by CoreLuxe appears as a CoreLuxe vinyl line, not as a completely separate manufacturer. If your carton says Tranquility, also photograph any CoreLuxe strip or model string on the same box. Those two names can belong together; they are still not a substitute for a Rattan Maple RVP7RM carton unless the model strings match.
- Dream Home is another LL / Lumber Liquidators house brand, often used on laminate. Listing #42 is an open request in ZIP 50265 for 10 boxes of Dream Home Antique Hickory, model 10040528, also recorded as bought at Lumber Liquidators / LL Flooring. Antique Hickory is a widely reused color name (Harmonics, Style Selections, and Pergo have all used it), so the Dream Home brand strip and 10040528 have to agree with any proposed leftovers.
Other well-known LL names, such as Bellawood hardwood, followed the same store network. This page does not build a catalog of those lines. If you have a Bellawood or another LL carton, post the brand and model from the box rather than assuming this guide covers it.
Open Match requests for these floors
As of 12 November 2026:
- Listing #57, CoreLuxe Rattan Maple, RVP7RM, 7 mm, one box, ZIP 57108
- Listing #42, Dream Home Antique Hickory, 10040528, 10 boxes, ZIP 50265
There was no open Tranquility listing on that date. If your carton uses the Tranquility name, a new request is the way to put it on the board. Read each live listing for current status before you travel or ship boxes.
Why leftover boxes matter more now
A going-concern sale of some stores, and the closing of others, does not keep a discontinued CoreLuxe or Dream Home color in production. A successor shop operating under a familiar retail name is not automatically a source of your exact SKU, and it is not automatically the old warranty desk. FlooringFX does not adjudicate warranty claims. What it can do is put a request for leftover cartons next to people who still have them.
If you still have original boxes, keep them. The printed model, thickness, and any lot stamp are what a later repair will need. If the boxes are gone, measure a loose plank, photograph the locking edge, and post every number you can recover from a receipt or an old order.
How to post a request or list boxes
Use the FlooringFX Match board:
- I need boxes if you are short. Include the brand strip (CoreLuxe, Tranquility by CoreLuxe, or Dream Home), the model string, thickness, quantity, and ZIP.
- I have boxes if you are holding leftovers. Photograph the carton end. Listing is free.
Search local classifieds, online marketplaces, reuse centers, and independent liquidators under the same model strings. Lay a plank next to the installed floor in daylight before you pay, and remember that Antique Hickory and other reused names are not unique to one brand. Super Search ($9.95) is an optional 30-day hunt on top of a free listing. It is not a guarantee that boxes will be found.
Questions
Can I still walk into a former LL Flooring store and order Rattan Maple or Antique Hickory? Only if that exact model is still in that location’s leftover stock. Do not assume a successor store can reorder a discontinued house-brand color. The Match board is the place to advertise the need.
Is Tranquility a different brand from CoreLuxe? Public product listings treat Tranquility as a CoreLuxe line (“Tranquility by CoreLuxe”). Read your carton; if both names appear, record both, and still match the model string.
Will a Harmonics or Style Selections “Antique Hickory” replace Dream Home 10040528? Not by color name. Those are other brands with their own model strings, covered on the Harmonics and Lowe’s house-brand pages.
Related reading
- How to find leftover flooring boxes
- Discontinued hard-surface flooring index
- NuCore discontinued flooring (a different retailer’s vinyl brand)
- How-to guides for discontinued flooring
- Post a Need or Have listing
Source note (as of 12 November 2026): petition date, case number 24-11680 (BLS), District of Delaware, confirmation date 18 December 2024, and effective date 20 December 2024 from the Stretto case page for LL Flooring Holdings, Inc.; 219-store sale to F9 Investments and 211 closings from Virginia Business (7 September 2024) and WISH-TV (9 September 2024); CoreLuxe and Dream Home identifiers from FlooringFX listings #57 and #42; Tranquility by CoreLuxe from public Lumber Liquidators product listings that use that line name. FlooringFX does not sell flooring or broker deals.
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