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Thanks DCBD,
It was my first attempt at fabrication but I have been in the tile/floor business all my life. Just takes time and patience.
Rob
Tile Countertops?
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Thanks DCBD,
It was my first attempt at fabrication but I have been in the tile/floor business all my life. Just takes time and patience.
Rob
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This months Consumer Reports has a realistic look at counter top materials.
The nicest flooring I have seen on a production boat was on a Seline.
Sheet flooring with a mild no skid built in.
Teak and Holly is only useful as no slid if it is done in the traditional way.
The Holly strips stand proud of the teak, forming the required 3D surface.
Haven't seen this since running FREEDOM an Alden Schooner.
The nicest flooring I have seen on a production boat was on a Seline.
Sheet flooring with a mild no skid built in.
Teak and Holly is only useful as no slid if it is done in the traditional way.
The Holly strips stand proud of the teak, forming the required 3D surface.
Haven't seen this since running FREEDOM an Alden Schooner.
