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Browse Forums General Discussion  27 Feb 2019 1 New Poster 1 Feb 27, 2019 8:28 am Hi all, first-time renovator and new Homeone member here! We want to make our property attractive to renters. The oldest looking part of our house is the dining room/kitchen area. I am looking for ideas on how can we make it look better but we are tight on budget and time. Any ideas would be very helpful Like ⋅ Add a comment ⋅ Pin to Ideaboard ⋅ Like ⋅ Add a comment ⋅ Pin to Ideaboard ⋅ 18 Mar 2008 131 Melbourne Senior Member Re: Looking for recommendations for covering ugly tile floor 2Feb 27, 2019 11:39 am I've used Senso self adhesive timber vinyl http://sensoflooring.com.au to cover ugly tiles. Not necessarily cheap but easy DIY job, looks great and quite durable. Good luck! 31 Jul 2008 516 Gold Member Re: Looking for recommendations for covering ugly tile floor 4Feb 28, 2019 10:42 pm If you're tight on budget then I would leave the floors as they are. You might not like the look but they seem to be in fairly good condition, and easy to maintain. The best thing you can do to attract renters is allow pets. Re: Looking for recommendations for covering ugly tile floor 5Mar 01, 2019 10:49 am The floor may not be to everyone's taste (including mine) but it not too bad, and tiles are very hardwearing for a rental. i would avoid laminate. The place we are staying has cheap nasty laminate and it scratches just by looking at it and is cupped in quite a few places. White paint always brightens a place up and will go better with the tiles than cream Hi! Try pruning one or two arms to balance it out and stake it with garden ties for support 1 8704  It would not be practical for the builder to do it like this as it would be hard for plumber to plumb up in and around the niche. They will either just bend the plastic… 1 3991  The roof frame system would have been designed to take the dead load of the roof only. Before you get too excited with a balcony you will need to confirm with an engineer… 3 7551  |
