The new bedroom is built....

[Shagly]

O.K., ceramic tiles and grouting is out for a bedroom floor, this is upstate N.Y. I will scream when it is -40 Deg. F. and I get out of bed in the morning with a Ceramic floor.

My sister mentioned a Vinyl floor covering, the problem is since I put down 3/4 In. pressure treated plywood how do I glue vinyl to the floor?

I thought of wall to wall carpeting but with the way these cats like to sharpen the claws that stuff will not last long.

There must be a way besides the high price of tongue and groove hardwood flooring.

I need a interior designer.

 

[Aquagal]

Vinyl in the bedroom? Like linoleum? No.

How bout that Pergo stuff? Or get the carpet and a cat tree for the cats.

 

[Shagly]

Vinyl in the bedroom? Like linoleum? No.

How bout that Pergo stuff? Or get the carpet and a cat tree for the cats.

I tried a carpeted cat house, it didn't work.

 

[Aquagal]

AstroTurf! Wake those piggies up every morn. The cats won't even step in the room.

 

[thirty]

O.K., ceramic tiles and grouting is out for a bedroom floor, this is upstate N.Y. I will scream when it is -40 Deg. F. and I get out of bed in the morning with a Ceramic floor.

My sister mentioned a Vinyl floor covering, the problem is since I put down 3/4 In. pressure treated plywood how do I glue vinyl to the floor?

I thought of wall to wall carpeting but with the way these cats like to sharpen the claws that stuff will not last long.

There must be a way besides the high price of tongue and groove hardwood flooring.

I need a interior designer.

You will do it by yourself?

You are good!

 

[thør]

O.K., ceramic tiles and grouting is out for a bedroom floor, this is upstate N.Y. I will scream when it is -40 Deg. F. and I get out of bed in the morning with a Ceramic floor.

My sister mentioned a Vinyl floor covering, the problem is since I put down 3/4 In. pressure treated plywood how do I glue vinyl to the floor?

I thought of wall to wall carpeting but with the way these cats like to sharpen the claws that stuff will not last long.

There must be a way besides the high price of tongue and groove hardwood flooring.

I need a interior designer.

Isn't pressure treated plywood hazardous to your bare feet?

 

[Shagly]

Isn't pressure treated plywood hazardous to your bare feet?

Yes it is but so is Obamacare.

 

[Shagly]

You will do it by yourself?

You are good!

I built the new room addition, what to hell, I work non-union.

 

[koalabear]

Run the heat in the floor under tile.

 

[Shagly]

Run the heat in the floor under tile.

Forget it, the heating unit is built into the wall, A wood pellet stove does not go around corners.

 

[koalabear]

Forget it, the heating unit is built into the wall, A wood pellet stove does not go around corners.

Pellets can.

 

[Shagly]

Pellets can.

So does a armored personnel carrier.

 

[Squibbs]

You can get electric heated flooring, dipshit.

 

[Shagly]

You can get electric heated flooring, dipshit.

Not for the price of electricity up here dipshit.

 

[Emerson40]

O.K., ceramic tiles and grouting is out for a bedroom floor, this is upstate N.Y. I will scream when it is -40 Deg. F. and I get out of bed in the morning with a Ceramic floor.

My sister mentioned a Vinyl floor covering, the problem is since I put down 3/4 In. pressure treated plywood how do I glue vinyl to the floor?

I thought of wall to wall carpeting but with the way these cats like to sharpen the claws that stuff will not last long.

There must be a way besides the high price of tongue and groove hardwood flooring.

I need a interior designer.

Have you considered cork?

Not as hard or as cold as tile, easy to install, and not as expensive as hardwood.

You can get it unfinished or prefinished, in tiles, panels, or rolls.

Available in most DIY stores.

 

[Treasured]

Have you considered cork?

Not as hard or as cold as tile, easy to install, and not as expensive as hardwood.

You can get it unfinished or prefinished, in tiles, panels, or rolls.

Available in most DIY stores.

I installed cork in my old house and loved it!

 

[Aquagal]

Have you considered cork?

Not as hard or as cold as tile, easy to install, and not as expensive as hardwood.

You can get it unfinished or prefinished, in tiles, panels, or rolls.

Available in most DIY stores.

Yes, get it! I think the cats would love cork.

 

[Shagly]

Have you considered cork?

Not as hard or as cold as tile, easy to install, and not as expensive as hardwood.

You can get it unfinished or prefinished, in tiles, panels, or rolls.

Available in most DIY stores.

I should check that out at the Lowe's.

 

[Shagly]

Yes, get it! I think the cats would love cork.

 

[seth6138]

O.K., ceramic tiles and grouting is out for a bedroom floor, this is upstate N.Y. I will scream when it is -40 Deg. F. and I get out of bed in the morning with a Ceramic floor.

My sister mentioned a Vinyl floor covering, the problem is since I put down 3/4 In. pressure treated plywood how do I glue vinyl to the floor?

I thought of wall to wall carpeting but with the way these cats like to sharpen the claws that stuff will not last long.

There must be a way besides the high price of tongue and groove hardwood flooring.

I need a interior designer.

cork!!

 

[chillywilly2]

You can get hardwood for 3 bucks a sq ft...how much you want to spend?

The cheapo click flooring can be had for $.87 a sq ft but you gotta put decent $1.00 a sq ft underlay pad down first or it will feel horrid under foot.

And you would prolly want to paint the pressure treated first or that crap will off gas for years.

And cork is freaking garbage

 

[subdued_passion]

You will do it by yourself?

You are good!

^^^This was my reaction too.

 

[Sean]

Does anyone actually believe Shagly the Racist Paedophile even knows which end of a hammer to hold?

 

[chillywilly2]

Does anyone actually believe Shagly the Racist Paedophile even knows which end of a hammer to hold?

Personally, I find it hard to believe any man couldn't do it. It just comes naturally to me. Heck, I build my own furniture.

I see it all the time though...people that just can't understand hammering and sawing.
When you see them try, its like...wtf are you doing...that is so wrong....oh well

 

[thør]

And you would prolly want to paint the pressure treated first or that crap will off gas for years.

Indeed, that's one of the issues with using old shipping containers for housing.