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Flooring dilemma
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Neighbour has tiles in her kitchen and two are cracked, holding dirt and impossible to replace with like now
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We've covered our kitchen tiles with LTV. Warm and soft. The tiles looked grubby the day after they were washed.Member #14 of SKI-ers club
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Another vote for LVT. Have decent stuff and it looks like wood anyway.1
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We have engineered oak through the hall, living room and dining room, then (stone) LVT in the kitchen. Works for us.1
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