Epoxy floors in living area.
Tina B
7 months ago
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Comments (7)Well, it does have a 15 year warranty, so that must mean something, just check the fine print. It does seem to only apply if you have it professionally laid yet in general one of the best features of vinyl is that it is simple to lay and therefore perfect for DIY. This is a minefield at the moment with so many new brands coming on the market. Can't seem to find any online reviews. Maybe check with independent installers for feedback....See MoreWould you do white epoxy floor?
Comments (13)Alenka, thanks for sharing those photos. How wonderful. When I moved up to the Macedon Ranges I swore I didn’t want exposed brick or wood paneling. I’d only lived in Victorian, federation or cal bungalow houses in Melbourne, though I appreciate mid century modern design. Then I fell in love with and bought the house in the photo (but hate the light fitting). Even though our family circumstances changed and we had to sell I still love the authenticity of the materials, the attention to detail and the connection all of the rooms have with the outdoors, including main bathroom and toilet. Really bad orientation though so it was cold and dark and very hard to heat in winter. Cool in summer however. Our new build will draw on some of the best aspects of this house, and will include internal recycled brick walls in some rooms for thermal mass and interest, indoor outdoor flow and courtyards, raked ceilings etc, but 8 star energy rating and oriented to take advantage of northern light. I love your house....See MoreFlooring for alfresco area and pool area advice please!
Comments (7)These decking ideas are great - it's always a good idea to consider the practical as well as the aesthetic! Another practical thing to think about is using the right timber connectors around your pool, because unprotected brackets and post supports can rust away very quickly and make decks unstable and dangerous to use. These articles on our website might be of interest: https://vuetrade.com/blog/i-want-a-new-deck-some-decking-tips-and-advice/ https://vuetrade.com/blog/pool-construction-checklist/...See MoreHybrid flooring or tiles for living area and kitchen
Comments (0)Need suggestions on which flooring is better. 1.Maintenance 2. Durability 3. Look and feel...See Morebigreader
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