Which is better, 22 mil or 30 mil LifeProof flooring?

30 mil LifeProof flooring is better than 22 mil LifeProof flooring for scratch resistance, dent resistance, and durability, though 22 mil is good for residential use and 30 mil is better for high-traffic and commercial use, with both offering good quality. LifeProof luxury vinyl plank, Home Depot private label, offers wear layers that protect flooring from scratches and dents, with wear layer thickness measured in mils, where 1 mil equals 1/1000 inch, so 22 mil and 30 mil refer to thickness of clear wear layer over design layer. 22 mil wear layer is good for residential heavy traffic, suitable for most homes with pets and kids, costing 2 to 3 dollars per square foot materials, with lifetime residential warranty, and is adequate for living areas, bedrooms, and kitchens. 30 mil wear layer is thicker and more durable, offering better scratch and dent resistance, suitable for high-traffic areas like entryways, hallways, and light commercial use, costing slightly more at 3 to 4 dollars materials, with better warranty for commercial. For most residential homes, 22 mil is sufficient and offers good value, while 30 mil is better for high-traffic homes with large dogs, kids, and commercial spaces. Both have attached pad and waterproof core. So 30 mil is better for durability and high-traffic, while 22 mil is good for standard residential use and better value.