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Kitchen floor
I need some advice from the experts.
I have been debating with my niece regarging fitchen flooring and so far we have determined the following: Ceramic tile: Too hard. Any glassware that drops to the floor will instantly shatter. Grout sucks up spills like a sponge leading to the dreaded sour milk smell. One piece linoleum: Generally looks like crap. A real bitch to install. Peel and stick squares: They move over time and they generally don't last too long. Looks cheap. Wood Flooring: The right floor lasts but installing over a concrete slab can be a real challenge if one wants to avoid that hollow sound. The finish doesn't wear well with high traffic and the dogs running with their nails is a concern. The added height of the wood floor can be an issue. Then there is the issue of spills. She mentioned cork flooring. Sounds ok but periodic re-coatings are necessary. Are there any disadvantages to cork flooring that I should know about? What is your take on cork flooring? thanks R. Pierce |
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