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Thread: Linoleum floor tiles (not vinyl)
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23rd January 2007, 07:00 PM #1
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Linoleum floor tiles (not vinyl)
Has anyone had experience with getting lino flooring tiles laid. I have done some searching and Forbo flooring do a commercial lino called Marmoleum.
Linoleum is a natural product made from linseed oil, wood flour and some other components. Vinyl is made from PVC a petroleum derived product.
I have lived in two houses that I have rented in the past that have had original 50's and early 60's lino flooring, and it wears extremely well. Now we want it in our bathroom and kitchen.
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24th January 2007, 06:28 PM #2
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We have used lino in a few projecs over the years.Expensive, looks fantastic when sealed,smeels for a while, but really is a quality product.
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