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What kind of floor tile is this?
Will this floor tile break?Electric floor heat in basement without tileMessy tile/wood floor transition (PICTURES)What kind of floor is this?Can you install grouted floor tile over padding?Installing Porcelain tile over linoleum floorWould tiling a basement floor provide any effective moisture barrier?Installing ceramic tile on top of wooden bathroom floorFloating floor tile (Snapstone). Can unlevel be fixed?How to fix a slate floor tile in my kitchen
I'm trying to determine this type of common floor tile covering. Can anyone help me identify?
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I'm trying to determine this type of common floor tile covering. Can anyone help me identify?
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I'm trying to determine this type of common floor tile covering. Can anyone help me identify?
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This is called VCT, Vinyl Composition tile. It's normally installed with adhesive and maintained with various cleaners and polishes. It's very common in commercial installations.
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It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
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This is called VCT, Vinyl Composition tile. It's normally installed with adhesive and maintained with various cleaners and polishes. It's very common in commercial installations.
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
1
It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
– isherwood
3 hours ago
add a comment |
This is called VCT, Vinyl Composition tile. It's normally installed with adhesive and maintained with various cleaners and polishes. It's very common in commercial installations.
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
1
It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
– isherwood
3 hours ago
add a comment |
This is called VCT, Vinyl Composition tile. It's normally installed with adhesive and maintained with various cleaners and polishes. It's very common in commercial installations.
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
This is called VCT, Vinyl Composition tile. It's normally installed with adhesive and maintained with various cleaners and polishes. It's very common in commercial installations.
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
answered 3 hours ago
JPhi1618JPhi1618
9,98812245
9,98812245
1
It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
– isherwood
3 hours ago
add a comment |
1
It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
– isherwood
3 hours ago
1
1
It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
– isherwood
3 hours ago
It can be repeatedly stripped and refinished since it's a solid, full-thickness material.
– isherwood
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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