Haven’t had installed yet but very impressed with the samples. I picked Arlo, Sutton, Lato, and Lachlan (Signature). There were none that looked bad. Sutton & Lachlan didn’t go w my kitchen cabinets. Arlo goes great for me (white quartz counters w gray, beige and lavender flecks. Light wood (birch style I think, kind of the light Scandinavian natural wood just a bit darker) walls are a linen color w white trim. Arlo was great contrast & picked up the specs in the quartz and went well with the walls. But I was afraid it would be too dark for me. Especially the hall that gets no light. So I ordered sample of Lachlan and that time I got Signature to see if it’s worth paying extra for. Lachlan is a GREAT match for my colors and will brighten up my house. I like a more streamlined look, don’t want the high color variations and don’t like really noticeable knotty prints. I love the bigger planks! Even just the small samples, the Signature is notably heavier and the padding is much more substantial on the Signature. I really can’t afford it but I’m going w the Signature because I only want to do my floors once and be done, so I want to be really happy and not regret staying away from what my heart says to save on the front end. I’ve sampled a LOT of brands. The Modin line is the first that “checked all the boxes”. You really get so much better quality for the price. I used a fork and “scrubbed”w the tines. Other brands scratched minimally to very noticeably. Modin didn’t. W 2 dogs I like knowing I get a full 40mil on Signature. I laid down a few full planks to gauge color in a few spots and get a feel of walking on it. Very firm feel with an ever so slight gentleness. Not squishy yet not like hitting concrete. No noise or “rebound” flapping up etc. Looks convincingly like wood. The only real giveaway is when u walk on it it doesn’t have the knocking/tap sound/feel. Which is fine for me! I live the look of wood but hate the noise and that wood isn’t as durable.