Karndean flooring
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I have read a few posts about this flooring in this forum
Has anyone used it - If so what do u think of it?
Also appearances wise (it does look good in the showroom) but when used at home does it look like traditional vinyl ?
Any thoughts?
we want a carpet free home so are leaning towards tiles and maybe karndean - Timber is out of our budget.
Thanks
BTW, why do you want a carpet free house?
Ash.
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I have read a few posts about this flooring in this forum
Has anyone used it - If so what do u think of it?
Also appearances wise (it does look good in the showroom) but when used at home does it look like traditional vinyl ?
Any thoughts?
we want a carpet free home so are leaning towards tiles and maybe karndean - Timber is out of our budget.
Thanks
I have read a few posts about this flooring in this forum
Has anyone used it - If so what do u think of it?
Also appearances wise (it does look good in the showroom) but when used at home does it look like traditional vinyl ?
Any thoughts?
we want a carpet free home so are leaning towards tiles and maybe karndean - Timber is out of our budget.
Thanks
Ask anyone who has used this flooring and they will give you nothing but positive feed back!
This is a very robust flooring!
No, when down on the floor, it does not look like traditional vinyl.
I would never hesitate to suggest Karndean to any of my clients.
We considered this flooring but decided against it. Did you know that you can go to their website and request samples.
We got a few delivered, then I stuck them to a few areas in the house and let the kids play on them and my hubby walk on them with his work boots. Scratches did show up on the samples and this was enough for hubby to say a big NO.
I tried telling him that it was not sealed, and that would make a difference to the finish, but it was still a NO. We were going to go with the Van Gogh range.
Hope this helps... (we ended up going with slate).
THAT would have scratched as well!
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