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got a job in a new build first floor kitchen coming up soon. the room is about 16m2 and i can feel a bit of bounce in the floor at it's widest point (i.
How do I lay linoleum over old ceramic tile in a bathroom?
Q. It's old old old tile... the grout in between the tiles is almost level with the top of the tiles...and there is not much texture at all either...could I just use a spray adhesive and caulk/seal the outside edges?? We're not planning on being here much longer...and I don't want to ruin the tile should the next owners decide they'd rather have that... Thanks for the help!
Asked by jeangirl - Mon Apr 23 17:40:40 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As someone who just bought a home where the owners made "improvements" by laying linoleum, let me tell you to STOP! As far as I'm concerned, tile is ALWAYS preferrable to linoleum, unless the tile is cracked, badly chipped, and/or stained. If the tile is just grungy, clean up the grout and re-seal it so that it looks better. The new owners will probably thank you for it -- plus, if they decide they want to replace the flooring, the job will be much easier for them.
Answered by Janade - Tue Apr 24 18:37:30 2007
Q. It's old old old tile... the grout in between the tiles is almost level with the top of the tiles...and there is not much texture at all either...could I just use a spray adhesive and caulk/seal the outside edges?? We're not planning on being here much longer...and I don't want to ruin the tile should the next owners decide they'd rather have that... Thanks for the help!
Asked by jeangirl - Mon Apr 23 17:40:40 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As someone who just bought a home where the owners made "improvements" by laying linoleum, let me tell you to STOP! As far as I'm concerned, tile is ALWAYS preferrable to linoleum, unless the tile is cracked, badly chipped, and/or stained. If the tile is just grungy, clean up the grout and re-seal it so that it looks better. The new owners will probably thank you for it -- plus, if they decide they want to replace the flooring, the job will be much easier for them.
Answered by Janade - Tue Apr 24 18:37:30 2007
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