The Prodigy HDR MXL Plus collection from Shaw Floors is one of the most well-built luxury vinyl plank options available. At 86 inches long and 8 inches wide, this collection gives you a much larger plank size than standard vinyl options. It’s designed for homes and businesses that need strong floors without giving up on good looks. Each plank is finished with ArmourBead, a high-performance coating made to resist scratches, dents, and daily wear.
This line is part of Shaw’s Floorte Elite range, which means it’s made to perform. The 9mm total thickness gives it a solid feel underfoot, and the attached pad underneath helps with sound and comfort. Whether you’re updating a kitchen, living room, basement, or an entire house, these floors are made to float over your existing subfloor and hold up over time. Read More: Why Choose Prodigy HDR MXL Plus?
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Longer planks: At 86 inches long, they look more like real hardwood and reduce seams.
Easier install: Designed to float, these floors don’t require glue or nails.
ArmourBead finish: Strong coating for better resistance to scuffs and daily traffic.
Pet- and family-ready: Durable enough for homes with dogs, kids, and busy spaces.
Wide color variety: Neutral and bold tones make matching easy.
Install in dry spaces: kitchens, living rooms, offices, bedrooms, and basements.
Can be floated over concrete, plywood, or existing vinyl.
Let planks acclimate to the room for 48 hours before installing.
Clean with a damp mop or pH-neutral cleaner—no need for wax or polish.
Myth: Luxury vinyl isn’t durable.
Fact: These planks have a commercial-grade finish and a rigid core. They’re built to last.
Myth: You can’t use vinyl in basements.
Fact: Prodigy HDR MXL Plus is made for on, above, or below grade installs, including basements.
Myth: Floating floors feel cheap.
Fact: At 9mm thick, these planks feel solid underfoot and come with an attached cushion layer.
Myth: All LVP looks fake.
Fact: These planks feature high-resolution visuals and texture that closely mimic real wood.
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