Would large-format tiles possibly be an alternative?
We cannot confirm that!
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Do you have a Wineo glue-down vinyl floor and are you satisfied with it?
Regarding concrete look, I recommend watching some videos on YouTube about "Floortec Mineralico". Then the price might become understandable. We had an offer of almost €200 per sqm from a specialist company.
Outrageously expensive in my opinion. Sure, you have to lay it with two people, but seriously?!I don't know right now whose vinyl floor we have. In any case, it is 2.5 mm of a "Heavy Commercial Vinyl Flooring for the commercial sector" with some emission quality characteristics. It is installed glued on the upper floor in the bedrooms. I don't think there are big differences in terms of feel. [ATTACH alt="20200116_124903 - Boden Vinyl.jpg"]55518[/ATTACH] I just noticed that our tiles were not cheaper ... :eek: [ATTACH alt="Fliesen.JPG"]55517[/ATTACH]
Outrageously expensive in my opinion. Sure, you have to lay them with two people, but come on?!
I would never lay a floor without having looked at it properly beforehand. Glued is glued. There is no right/wrong walking feeling, only yours. For example, I don’t like glued parquet because it’s too hard FOR ME. For me it’s like concrete. Someone else sees it completely differently. Personally, I also wouldn’t glue it down because I want to be able to change it at any time if necessary. Here we have laid nearly 200 sqm of floating parquet, for example, and I find that comfortable. With the glue, you won’t die either; there are plenty of other substances in the house in furniture, doors, paints, etc. It’s mainly a matter of personal perception, so I would always want to see it myself.No, they really didn’t go with that. Friends of ours have JOKA glued vinyl, it’s probably about 2mm as well. We didn’t have the feeling that it’s particularly hard.