sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet ortiles - sources plse?
 

found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Cheers
JimK

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

"JimK" wrote in message
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found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Cheers
JimK

My local flooring / carpet shop had loads in their catalogues. Bought a
pebble one for a small bathroom.

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

JimK wrote:
found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Carpet Right has stuff like that.


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheetor tiles - sources plse?
 

On 20 May, 18:02, "The Medway Handyman" davidl...@no-spam-
blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
JimK wrote:
found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Carpet Right has stuff like that.

--
Dave - The Medway Handymanwww.medwayhandyman.co.uk

online they only have a couple of "condensation" type effects but
nothing else - have you seen say, pebbles or grass at one of their
stores?

ta
JimK

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheetor tiles - sources plse?
 

On 20 May, 16:12, "John" wrote:
"JimK" wrote in message

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found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Cheers
JimK

My local flooring / carpet shop had loads in their catalogues. Bought a
pebble one for a small bathroom.

aha! was it sheet or tiles? my local shop drew a blank and asked me
for a make or name of pattern that they could chase - don;t suppose
you recall what you had?

ta
JimK

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

JimK wrote:
On 20 May, 18:02, "The Medway Handyman" davidl...@no-spam-
blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
JimK wrote:
found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Carpet Right has stuff like that.

--
Dave - The Medway Handymanwww.medwayhandyman.co.uk

online they only have a couple of "condensation" type effects but
nothing else - have you seen say, pebbles or grass at one of their
stores?

Pretty sure they had pebbles & bubbles. Also had faux checkerplate etc.


--
Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheetor tiles - sources plse?
 

On 20 May, 13:20, JimK wrote:
found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Cheers
JimK

2mm thick tiles, printed vinyl, laminated, whats listed as temporary
floor graphics in a retailer should last years in domestic enviroment.

Try sign printers.

Cheers
Adam

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

online they only have a couple of "condensation" type effects but
nothing else - have you seen say, pebbles or grass at one of their
stores?

We looked at some in Carpet Right a while ago, while buying the
thickest vinyl they did - it's a "pile" vinyl, feels kinda weird
like a short haired brush when rubbed - but IIRC the colour
rendition of the patterns looked pretty horrible (muted), and
the feel of the stuff itself was horrible to the touch.

I think it was called something Flo, or something Flow

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

"Colin Wilson" wrote in message
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We looked at some in Carpet Right a while ago, while buying the
thickest vinyl they did - it's a "pile" vinyl, feels kinda weird
like a short haired brush when rubbed - but IIRC the colour
rendition of the patterns looked pretty horrible (muted), and
the feel of the stuff itself was horrible to the touch.

I think it was called something Flo, or something Flow

flotex or flotex HD.
Not vinyl but some sort of plastic carpet.
The HD stuff is better printed.

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

"JimK" wrote in message
...
On 20 May, 16:12, "John" wrote:
"JimK" wrote in message

...

found harveymaria.co.uk

anyone know of anywhere else to look?

Cheers
JimK

My local flooring / carpet shop had loads in their catalogues. Bought a
pebble one for a small bathroom.

aha! was it sheet or tiles? my local shop drew a blank and asked me
for a make or name of pattern that they could chase - don;t suppose
you recall what you had?

ta
JimK

Sheet - good quality - cut to size by retailer. (But was ordered in to suit)

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheet or tiles - sources plse?
 

In article ,
"dennis@home" writes:


"Colin Wilson" wrote in message
...

We looked at some in Carpet Right a while ago, while buying the
thickest vinyl they did - it's a "pile" vinyl, feels kinda weird
like a short haired brush when rubbed - but IIRC the colour
rendition of the patterns looked pretty horrible (muted), and
the feel of the stuff itself was horrible to the touch.

I think it was called something Flo, or something Flow

flotex or flotex HD.
Not vinyl but some sort of plastic carpet.
The HD stuff is better printed.

It used to be advertised on TV as a carpet for kitchens.
I fitted it into an elderly relative's bathroom, and shall
we just say, it was an absolute god-send. You could lift
out a few tiles, wash/hose them down outside, and refit.
It looked quite respectable, didn't stain or hold smells.

--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]

sand, pebbles, water, grass "photo effect" vinyl flooring - sheetor tiles - sources plse?
 

On 21 May, 12:54, (Andrew Gabriel) wrote:
In article ,
"dennis@home" writes:





"Colin Wilson" wrote in message
...

We looked at some in Carpet Right a while ago, while buying the
thickest vinyl they did - it's a "pile" vinyl, feels kinda weird
like a short haired brush when rubbed - but IIRC the colour
rendition of the patterns looked pretty horrible (muted), and
the feel of the stuff itself was horrible to the touch.

I think it was called something Flo, or something Flow

flotex or flotex HD.
Not vinyl but some sort of plastic carpet.
The HD stuff is better printed.

It used to be advertised on TV as a carpet for kitchens.
I fitted it into an elderly relative's bathroom, and shall
we just say, it was an absolute god-send. You could lift
out a few tiles, wash/hose them down outside, and refit.
It looked quite respectable, didn't stain or hold smells.


mmm that doesn't really sound like what I want but at least I know
what it's not called :)

cheers
JimK