Link Between Autism and Vinyl Flooring?

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Permalink Reply by Stephen on April 9, 2009 at 5:38pm

Melvin Schmaltz said:

Ya that will make my day to see a bunch of linoleum on the racks. Carpenters are laying most of the wood around here, they will be happy. Whats the saying "whats old is new".

I think it will make Barry happy. Whats wrong with lino anyways>

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Permalink Reply by barrycarlton on April 9, 2009 at 6:34pm

Stephen said:

Melvin Schmaltz said:

Ya that will make my day to see a bunch of linoleum on the racks. Carpenters are laying most of the wood around here, they will be happy. Whats the saying "whats old is new".

I think it will make Barry happy. Whats wrong with lino anyways>

If I am not mistaken, isn't laminate counter top material mostly vinyl?

Marmo is natural (once it is in your home), anti-static, naturally sterile (for the first 1/8 to 1/4 inch above the product), it gains density as it ages, and it is considered a 40 year floor. What's not to like!?!?

I would never put it on a kitchen countertop, but other tops...definitely!!!!

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Permalink Reply by barrycarlton on April 9, 2009 at 6:52pm

barrycarlton said:

Stephen said:

Melvin Schmaltz said:

Ya that will make my day to see a bunch of linoleum on the racks. Carpenters are laying most of the wood around here, they will be happy. Whats the saying "whats old is new".

I think it will make Barry happy. Whats wrong with lino anyways>

If I am not mistaken, isn't laminate counter top material mostly vinyl?

Marmo is natural (once it is in your home), anti-static, naturally sterile (for the first 1/8 to 1/4 inch above the product), it gains density as it ages, and it is considered a 40 year floor. What's not to like!?!?

I would never put it on a kitchen countertop, but other tops...definitely!!!!

B

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Permalink Reply by Stephen on April 9, 2009 at 8:44pm

Barry, you should add more photos to the main group photos so people can see your work. I bet many people don't even know that can be done.

Amazing work!

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Permalink Reply by Scott Tullis on April 9, 2009 at 10:18pm

Looks sharp, the only downside is the possible higher maintenance.

Specialty work only pays IF you charge enough for it.
Hmmm same goes with regular work. ;)

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