hi Guys
Extremely new to renovating and this forum. We are looking at buying a property shortly. It is a fairly ok house, but I have these floors which I am really unsure about. They look like stone and to me, they dont fit inside the house at all. They look like an outside area floor. I still like them but not necessarily inside the house.
Would like you guys wonderful expert opinion on them.. What could I do with them and more importantly what are they ?
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What flooring is this?
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hi Guys
Extremely new to renovating and this forum. We are looking at buying a property shortly. It is a fairly ok house, but I have these floors which I am really unsure about. They look like stone and to me, they dont fit inside the house at all. They look like an outside area floor. I still like them but not necessarily inside the house.
Would like you guys wonderful expert opinion on them.. What could I do with them and more importantly what are they ?
https://i2.au.reastatic.net/800x600-res ... image6.jpg
Sorry I dont know how to add an image here!
Extremely new to renovating and this forum. We are looking at buying a property shortly. It is a fairly ok house, but I have these floors which I am really unsure about. They look like stone and to me, they dont fit inside the house at all. They look like an outside area floor. I still like them but not necessarily inside the house.
Would like you guys wonderful expert opinion on them.. What could I do with them and more importantly what are they ?
https://i2.au.reastatic.net/800x600-res ... image6.jpg
Sorry I dont know how to add an image here!
Hi Raaziya, looks like a slate floor to me. Yes they are a bit dated.but they are sturdy and hard wearing. My two cents on the matter
Yep slate flooring, a lot of people don't like them but I personally think they look pretty cool, if you modernise the rest and pick the right items they will look awesome!
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