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skirting board with Lino?
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I am tiling all the ground floor of the house because I have animals except the gym as don't want tiles damaged by weights/equipment. So I am putting lino in there but haven't a clue what to do on the skirting's? Any thoughts? Do I even need a skirting board in a gym with a lino floor?
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i'm going for a heavy domestic wear lino, installed by a professional to stop it moving around/creasing/folding. The the gym equipment will be fixed stations so shouldn't be too bad for damage I also have foam floor pads for under equipment.
Carpet won't be too good because the exercise stations will be permanent so the carpet will get worn in certain areas and not ohters
Carpet won't be too good because the exercise stations will be permanent so the carpet will get worn in certain areas and not ohters
OK......... only thing for it then........... ask the to plaster right down tight to the floor (ideally, have them fix a render-stop galvanised bead along the bottom edge and plaster down over that.............. L-shaped bead with a solid stop along the bottom)
It is often fixed a few mm above floor level, and the vinyl is tcked into the gap.
http://www.diy.com/di...go&CAWELAID=266888349
It is often fixed a few mm above floor level, and the vinyl is tcked into the gap.
http://www.diy.com/di...go&CAWELAID=266888349
How about something like this: http://www.justplasti...Quadrant-details.aspx
Use some No-Nails to fix it to the walls and it will allow the lino to expand/contract without rippling. Looks quite cool IMHO.
Use some No-Nails to fix it to the walls and it will allow the lino to expand/contract without rippling. Looks quite cool IMHO.
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