[Chris Burkard]

Do you have the veneer teak & holly or the solid plank tongue and groove?

If it is solid, the floor was built outside the vessel plank by plank and then glued and vacuum bagged to aid the adhesion. I'm guessing it is going to be somewhat difficult to pry up. the other issue is that he floor was placed in and then everything was installed over and around it. Not impossible, but difficult.

If it is veneer, then it shouldn't be that hard to scrape it up. The Corian is going to be very slippery unless you can figure how to get a non-skid finish on it. I would think that veneer would not be that hard to replace.

Wood floors can be repaired by a skilled craftsperson. The finish can be stripped, discoloration bleached, warping undone with a steamer and so on. You just have to find the right person to do the job.