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AR Line: Where Style and Strength Converge

AR Line: Where Style and Strength Converge

Discover the perfect fusion of design and performance with the AR Line. This collection features a stunning palette of designer colors, making it easy to find the perfect look to elevate your space. Built for real life, each plank is protected by a durable 20 mil wear layer to stand up to scratches and spills. The 5mm thickness provides a stable and comfortable foundation, delivering both exceptional style and everyday resilience in one beautiful package.

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AR/AM Flooring: selection and buying guide

Discover the perfect fusion of design and performance with the AR Line. This collection features a stunning palette of designer colors, making it easy to find the perfect look to elevate your space. Built for real life, each plank is protected by a durable 20 mil wear layer to stand up to scratches and spills. The 5mm thickness provides a stable and comfortable foundation, delivering both exceptional style and everyday resilience in one beautiful package. Browse the current selection at American Home Liquidation in Marietta and Norcross, serving home improvement projects across metro Atlanta.

Choose your store

Use the header selector for Marietta or Norcross. Check the exact product’s store quantity before you travel.

Check the selling unit

Compare the item, box or piece price and what is included. For flooring, also check coverage per box.

Plan in-store pickup

Confirm condition, quantity and pickup with the team. Purchases are completed in store; arrange your own transport.

How to shop AR/AM Flooring

AR/AM Flooring gathers related flooring options in one place. Use the collection to compare current styles and prices, then open the individual product listing for dimensions, construction, condition, included parts and installation requirements.

Tile, luxury vinyl plank and wood flooring

Tile, LVP flooring and wood flooring create different looks and require different installation plans. Compare material, construction, approved applications, surface texture and care instructions before narrowing the selection. The exact product specifications determine where a floor may be installed and how it should be maintained.

Flooring colors, plank sizes and room styles

Natural oak, warm brown, whitewashed, gray, marble-look, stone-look and patterned flooring can support modern, traditional, farmhouse and transitional rooms. Plank width, tile format, grout lines, surface variation and lighting all affect how the finished floor appears across a larger area.

Flooring for kitchens, bathrooms and living areas

Start with the room, expected traffic, moisture conditions and existing subfloor. Kitchens and bathrooms require careful product selection and preparation around water sources. Living rooms, bedrooms and hallways benefit from a floor that balances appearance, comfort and practical care.

Frequently asked questions

What should I compare when shopping AR/AM Flooring?

Compare the exact dimensions, materials or construction, intended use, condition, included parts and installation requirements. Confirm the current item and quantity with your preferred AHL store.

Which flooring is best for my room?

Compare the room conditions, subfloor, expected traffic, moisture exposure and maintenance preferences with the specifications of each product. There is no single material that is best for every room.

How much flooring should I order?

Start with the measured area, then allow for cuts, pattern layout, damaged pieces and future repairs. Confirm the final waste allowance with the installer and product coverage information.

Do I need underlayment?

It depends on the flooring, subfloor and installation method. Follow the manufacturer instructions because an unapproved underlayment can affect fit, performance or warranty coverage.

How do I compare flooring prices?

Compare the unit price with carton coverage, preparation, installation materials, trim and labor. The lowest unit price may not represent the complete project cost.