Revwood Laminate floors a mistake?

[Thekofimensah]

I'm fixing my new house in HPP on the sunbelt and I'm about to order flooring. I found some Revwood Plus laminate that we love but I don't know how it will hold up in a non-A/C house on concrete. I'll be overlaying it on existing tile.

I saw 2 previous posts about this from over 10 years ago but I didn't see a consensus.

Will I regret this in 5 years? I don't really like plastic floors which is why I'm resistant to LVP, but I'm more resistant to a floor I need to replace in 5 years. 

Anyone with real experience and advice would be appreciated!

[Rob Tucker]

My suggestion would be to avoid wood in as many ways a possible. Redwood especially is a very soft wood.

A friend of mine some years back kept getting compliments from locals on her Koa plank flooring. It was beautiful. It was also vinyl. Looked good enough to fool the locals and was basically zero maintenance.

[Thekofimensah]

Thanks for the input Rob. Yes I know by looks they can look great, just have a small preference for laminate. By the way, the brand is called "Revwood", and it's not "Redwood". Thanks!