so i stopped into a store and saw fiberfloor. kinda like linoleum but it has a soft backing. wondering if anyone on the boards has this installed in a kitchen or bathroom and how it is holding up. brand i saw was TARKET but apparently other companies (armstrong,congoleum etc.). make this type of flooring also. any comments?
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Last year my husband and I looked into this product. The advantage is that it can be laid over an existing floor. On the internet there have been some problems with it shifting and reverting back to the curl it had on the roll. Many are recommending that it be fully glued down. I think in a small area like in a bedroom or in a basement it will be fine but it is certainly not a high end product or even a mid range one.
Last year my husband and I looked into this product. The advantage is that it can be laid over an existing floor. On the internet there have been some problems with it shifting and reverting back to the curl it had on the roll. Many are recommending that it be fully glued down. I think in a small area like in a bedroom or in a basement it will be fine but it is certainly not a high end product or even a mid range one.