I am trying to decide what type of flooring to put in house I will take possession of in May. I want a not-so-hard floor as my dog fell off the sofa the other day onto my hard tile floor (she landed on her back which is already painful for her). So I'm thinking of Marmoleum. What do you think of for an entire house? I thought about cork but think it will be torn up a bit after a while by dog claws. Then there is bamboo...but I'm just not sure. But definitely thinking of Marmoleum for kitchen and baths. What do you think - have you ever seen Marmoleum for an entire house? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago
Does your ECOStar slate-look tiles meet Miami-Dade code requirements for wind? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago | Roofing
I am looking at your website trying to decide what it is that I need to purchase to finish my granddaughter's high chair. I purchased an unfinished maple tray online to use on an old highchair that I have refinished. I would like to keep the natural beauty of this tray and just seal it someway so that it is safe for my granddaughter to eat off of the tray. What do you recommend that I use to do this? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago
The price difference between your online Marmoleum versus what I would have to pay if I purchase it from the installer is huge. The installer is, of course, recommending that I buy from them, filling me with horror stories of buyers who purchased online and ended up with product that had been improperly stored and was too brittle and decayed to install properly. So. What to do? I appreciate the options of Marmoleum you display on your website. BUT. I'm afraid to buy from you without some reassurance. Do you warranty your online sales? If what I end up with from you is not great quality, and my installers say it's no good, do you pay return shipment and replacement? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago | SAMPLE - Forbo Marmoleum Composition Sheet (MCS), Lemon Zest
We installed Marmoleum flooring about 15 years ago. Over the years the seams have loosened a bit, there are some dings and scratches and various discolorations I would like to smooth out. I'd like to use non-toxic chemicals as much as possible. What instructional resources are available to restore linoleum flooring? Is there any special technique for re-glueing seams that have lifted? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago
Wow, you sure have a lot of paints to choose from. I want to coat some interior brick masonry with a neutral Navajo-type white semi-gloss. Trying to select both a primer and finish coat product. One gallon each should do. it's a pretty small area, about 100 sf. Want to minimize outgassing, have chemical sensitivity. Recommendations? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago
Wondering what your recommendation is for underlayment for cork click type, floating flooring. it's new construction, concrete slab (not heated), single story. My understanding is that moisture barrier is all that's needed. Is that correct? What's your recommendation? View answer
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http://www.greenbuildingsupply.com/All-Products/Paints-Coatings-Wood-Stains-Sealers/Rubio-Oil-Plus-2C-Kit<BR>There are two components of this product. Can mixed final product be stored and then used at a later time? If not, are instructions for the proportions of each components included with the product, so one can mix as much as he needs as he goes?<BR>Lastly, if one decides to seal the surface after using this stain, which odor-free product would you recommend? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago
I want to build a raised bed garden and am having trouble finding cedar wood where I live. The cost is more than I would like to spend if I would purchase the cedar lumber at Home Depot or in kits. I was wondering if any of your products would work on untreated lumber. My goal is to keep chemicals from leaching into the vegetable bed. Any thoughts? View answer
Answer posted 10 years ago
I was looking through the 'how it's made' PDF for Unique Carpets Contessa. Does this have Permethrin in it? I see 6 styles listed without it: Cascade Naturals, Sierra Naturals, Four Seasons, Softer than Sisal, and Stratford. Is "Contessa" a style? Unique Carpets has so many styles I wanted to double check on the Contessa. View answer
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