[juanbenae]

rick, i have it in my kitchen and unless the water stands on a joint area for an extended amount of time you're fine. i would not use it for a bathroom application, but a kitchen has been fine for two years.

the install is cake, follow the manufacture's instructions on spacing from the wall and other stationary objects. if you live in an area with a big fluctuation in air moisture it will swell and contract. this gap can be covered by base board, so keep it a max of 3/8".

get some knee pads for install. i have nearly every wood saw known to man and i prefered a jig saw for cutting it. let us know how it comes out. oh, and watch out for sales at home depot for good pricing. i got some stuff (tile patten) that was 3.99 a sq ft on sale for 1.99 a sq.