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YellowSnow

No shit as fuck luxury vinyl plank in that house.

YellowSnow

Hardcore Husky is the only college football message board with terrazzo and floor vent placement malarkey

pawz

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

YellowSnow

pawz said:

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

Who said anything about linoleum? This is a thread about beautiful terrazzo floor.

pawz

YellowSnow said:

pawz said:

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

Who said anything about linoleum? This is a thread about beautiful terrazzo floor.

I may never agree with this statement.

RaceBannon

pawz said:

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

Linoleum is actually a green building product.

pawz

RaceBannon said:

pawz said:

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

Linoleum is actually a green building product.

LEED Certified?

RaceBannon

pawz said:

RaceBannon said:

pawz said:

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

Linoleum is actually a green building product.

LEED Certified?

I'm not really a LEED guy but it's natural and renewable. I imagine it is

https://greenbuildingelements.com/green-materials-report-linoleum-flooring/

Battleship linoleum had asbestos backing but now it's jute.

pawz

RaceBannon said:

pawz said:

RaceBannon said:

pawz said:

Lots of linoleum in the mid-century days.


Beautiful house. Not my cup of tea, but I appreciate the effort.

Linoleum is actually a green building product.

LEED Certified?

I'm not really a LEED guy but it's natural and renewable. I imagine it is

https://greenbuildingelements.com/green-materials-report-linoleum-flooring/

Battleship linoleum had asbestos backing but now it's jute.

The Jutes did this?