What's the best type of flooring to put down in a foyer?
by Mare
It is a ground floor walk in that is presently vinyl tiled over older tile on a cement sub flooring. Its 15 yrs old and needs to be updated. I would like to put in hardwood floors, but can't afford it. Not sure if a faux wood Laminate would stand up to dirt & water being tracked in. Afraid of ceramic tile, that it would get cracked/ chipped. Any ideas?
3 answers
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we did 12 inch ceramic tile in our split foyer last summer. I love it! It was the hideous parquet before that. If you get ceramic tile that has indents built in you wouldn't be able to tell if something happened to it. lol
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Becky P
on Aug 16, 2012
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Tile over a concrete slab is about as robust as you can get. to help keep it looking good from gritty dirt get a decent sisal door mat for outside the tuft kind not woven. I have cut out lots of wood floors to install tile entries...because the wood can not hold up as well. http://www.hometalk.com/search?filter=tile+entry+%2B+kms&search=&zipcode=#!/9153
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KMS Woodworks
on Aug 17, 2012
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A laminate floor would work quite well there Mare, There is a lot of options depending upon your decor. As stated ceramic floor is great also. If you want a free evaluation, contact me on my profile. I am about 15 min from Garwood. I can provide you with lots of low cost suppliers in the area for products that would work. Bob
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Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com
on Aug 20, 2012
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