I am assuming you have indoor/outdoor? If so, I wouldn't try either. If there is something under it that can be salvaged I would go that way. Even peel and stick tiles from the dollar stores would be better than nothing for a while.
Agree with Jennifer, that this idea is not recommended. Especially in a kitchen that gets a lot of use, it would likely feel stiff and uncomfortable underfoot, and would be very hard to clean. The risk that you will end up with carpet that is blotchy, peeling, and a bigger problem to try to remove is just too great.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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It is not in the budget at this time to get new kitchen cabinets. My question is. "Can someone please tell me if you can paint over the shrink-wrapped kitchen cabinet...
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Galley kitchen, oak cabinets, oak flooring, skylight for natural only. Backsplash is beige with a few terra cotta triangles on backsplash. My kitchen also in attached...
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Ugh I don't think I would try it. Can u replace or get a throw rug instead?
I am assuming you have indoor/outdoor? If so, I wouldn't try either. If there is something under it that can be salvaged I would go that way. Even peel and stick tiles from the dollar stores would be better than nothing for a while.
Agree with Jennifer, that this idea is not recommended. Especially in a kitchen that gets a lot of use, it would likely feel stiff and uncomfortable underfoot, and would be very hard to clean. The risk that you will end up with carpet that is blotchy, peeling, and a bigger problem to try to remove is just too great.