[Noisebridge-discuss] linoleum feelings?

[Shannon Clark]

I would second the alternatives to Lino. (Bamboo in particular would  
be good and keeping with the look upstairs)

Another alternative to look at are carpet squares (which come in non- 
carpet alternatives as well) these are used in many offices and wear  
very well, are extremely flexible, easy to install and if the worst  
happens you only have to replace a single square. I think there may  
even be some options for non-static flooring for the workspace  
upstairs (rubber?)

Rubber or Cork flooring might be another option for the work area?

Shannon

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On Oct 5, 2008, at 3:38 PM, Andy Isaacson <adi at hexapodia.org> wrote:

> On Sun, Oct 05, 2008 at 02:46:24PM -0700, Rachel McConnell wrote:
>> Just a reminder: Linoleum falls into the category of
>> check-with-the-landlord.  Let's by all means continue to have the
>> discussion, but be sure not to spend any money on it until/unless  
>> we get
>> approval for it.
>
> I'd prefer one of the DIY hardwood or bamboo flooring options over  
> Lino.
>
> There's a pretty good selection with prices at http://www.fastfloors.com
>
> We would need to check with the landlord and might get her to take  
> part
> of the cost off the rent.  (Though I'd hold out only slim hope for  
> this
> given her negotiation stance so far, and it shouldn't be a big  
> factor in
> our decision process.)
>
> -andy
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