Forbo Flooring Magyarország

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from March 7, 2017
  

  Lori A. asked:

  Recommendations for flooring needed. I was first going to use vinyl plank flooring in a distressed gray "driftwood" pattern. But it has a tendency to separate if temperature inside the trailer is not kept between 55-85 degrees. So my next thought was a high quality sheet vinyl. It seems to come in 12 foot or 13 foot widths which would be horribly wasteful as I don't want to have seams. Can I get a good sheet vinyl in 9 or 10 foot widths? I don't want carpet or laminate flooring. I have pets and need it to be durable and like to do a lot of camping near the beach.

  

  Ralph M. replied:

  As an Architect / Interior Designer: 1) Vinyl is polyvinyl chloride which is toxic in off gassing & not a healthy sustainable product. 2) "wood patterned" vinyl will scratch leaving white vinyl exposed. 3.) Use sheet linoleum or specifically Marmoleum from www.Forbo.com as it is natural, recyclable, non toxic low VOC solid multi colored product that will not scratch off & soft under your feet. Sheet version is best as no/few seams which can be fused together to prevent leaks to sub flooring. 4) Use sustainable sealed cork flooring as an alternative. www.forbo.com

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• Referral from April 28, 2015
  

  Andrea W. asked:

  In process of building a home influenced by MCM design, Eichleresque courtyard, etc. concret floor isn't possible due to elevation slope of lot, any alternative suggestions regarding flooring? Do not want hardwood. Also, and suggestions of great MCM neighborhoods in Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, or Kansas? Thanks!!

  

  Jutta K. replied:

  Marmoleum (it's the original Linolium with a new name) is a lovely product. Thicker than vinyl but can still telepgraph the sub-floor over time. It also needs sealing periodically and can't be used in wet areas. But comes in many lovely colours and textures. Check out http://www.forbo.com/flooring/en-us/products/residential-products/cgnra1

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