Anyone Out There Have Santiago Marron Wood Look Tile - Floor and Decor
Leslie Laws
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Comments (22)Weedyacres, I love your vanity! I will have to look at Lowes when I am ready to do some remodeling in my powder room. I also love your Rialto Beige tiles and I may use them for my middle bathroom when I do the floors first downstairs in engineered wood since that floor is not in the best shape. I love the mushroom grout and I am glad I used it for my Akoya Bone tiles that look so much like the lighter lot of Rialto Beige tiles but were slightly bigger. I have a 1/8th grout line that is now all around the same width. You have such great taste....See MoreBasement flooring advice - LVP or wood look tile
Comments (5)Absolutely NORMAL! The age of the house = expensive to put flooring in the basement. Age of the house = expensive to fix all the problems you have run into. The problems you have = EXTRA expensive to install a floor that will survive standing water. Sorry but your situation = very expensive. There is no getting around it. And if you think loose lay are expensive, wait until you see the cost of glue down vinyl! The choices are: 1. Go SUPER expensive; do ALL the preparation NEEDED (that includes the $5/sf moisture mitigation for the slab AND the foundation walls); add more concrete and then lay any floor you want so that you no longer have any concerns. Go SUPER CHEAP = couldn't care less if the floor gets ruined. You simply buy a new one and keep going. Option #1 will cost 3-7 TIMES more expensive than option #2. That means you can replace the SUPER cheap floor 3-7 TIMES before you "hit" the price tag for the "FULL FIX". If loose lay vinyl is getting too pricey, then I would say option #2 just became your best friend....See MoreAnyone use Floor and Decor Luxury Vinyl tile ?
Comments (2)I have used Karndean loose lay vinyl floor planks with good success. No adhesive and very easy to cut with a simple box cutter. It's not cheap, but when you remove the installation cost you would have had to have paid someone to install a regular flooring product, I thought the pricing was okay. A lot of colors to choose from and it looks great, no one thinks it's vinyl....See MoreIs it worth going for wood floors lined with tile for decoration?
Comments (9)I've seen things like this done in the homes of the rich and famous....with MASSIVE rooms (1000sf billiards room anyone?) Usually it is a tile floor with wood inlay...but it can go the other way around. What I think your friend is thinking of is the carpet install with the hardwood border. This was more common a few decades ago. I personally would not suggest such a thing. The tile will limit physical movement of the wood, it will create an expensive headache (yep...expensive) that involves TWO tradespeople (tile setter AND hardwood flooring expert) to do their best work in a small space. And if this goes wrong, then it can create massive amounts of heartache/headache/money-ache for the home owner. Unless you have A) the massive foot print that can handle this sort of specialized look; plus B) the budget; and C) the high-end professionals who can pull this off, I would suggest working with a single floor instead of two types of materials....See More
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