Grobmutant
2020-09-24 14:26:03
- #1
I like it. What exactly was installed in the living room? I'm sure you wrote it down somewhere...
Which floors are suitable for single-family homes? What does the home-building elite recommend?
- Erstellt am 2020-09-14 07:43:28
Tamstar
2020-09-24 14:38:22
- #2
If linoleum doesn't necessarily have to look like wood, I really like the solid color collections.
I recently saw a gymnasium with black, solid color sports floor lino, with just the lines on it... pretty por*o
e.g. Tarkett
Of course, it can also be less intense...
I recently saw a gymnasium with black, solid color sports floor lino, with just the lines on it... pretty por*o
e.g. Tarkett
Of course, it can also be less intense...
kati1337
2020-09-24 20:15:06
- #3
Actually the often criticized vinyl. It is from Vivafloors, throughout the entire ground floor in color tone 6504. We like it very much so far, both visually and in terms of feel underfoot. We have also sat on it a lot because we don't have any chairs in the house yet.I like it. What exactly was installed in the living room? I'm sure you wrote it somewhere...
tokahome
2021-01-20 17:41:00
- #4
Keep in mind that the format is also important for the appearance. It doesn't have to be 2m. But maybe check if you can get 20x80 or 16x100 or something like that. Narrower, so it looks more like a plank rather than a tile. It's also important that the tiles are calibrated (rectified). Then the joints are narrower and less noticeable.
Our tiler laid the living area yesterday. I've attached a picture to show how something like this looks on a larger surface. Not grouted yet
For the upper floor, we simply used laminate for the first few years. When the kids are out of the roughest phase, we'll put in something of higher quality
can you write the exact designation of the tiles here? It really looks great!
hausnrplus25
2021-01-20 22:16:43
- #5
Actually the often criticized vinyl. It's from Vivafloors, color tone 6504 throughout the entire ground floor.
We like it very much so far, both visually and in terms of how it feels underfoot. We've also sat on it a lot because we don't have any chairs in the house yet.
I think it looks great in the pictures. Slightly darker than ours (in the apartment). I still really like the vinyl. Both the look and the feel. Maintenance was also quite hassle-free. Of course, after years, a few scratches are inevitable, but if it has a textured surface, you hardly notice them.
Unfortunately, it turned out that it fades, and I'm curious whether the dents from the table (our table is solid wood = very heavy) will come out again. I fear that when we move out, it won't look as nice anymore (visible furniture spots), but for that, it's quite easy and residue-free to replace anyway :rolleyes:
Sparfuchs77
2021-01-21 08:04:33
- #6
can you write the exact designation of the tiles here? really looks great!
Are Porcelanosa and called Manhattan Maple :)