I stopped by “Restore” in Lake City, Burnaby to look at flooring options.
The large office is 130 sq’
The entrance is 90 sq’
The small office is 80 sq’
This is what I found there: $1.50 Sq foot
I stopped by “Restore” in Lake City, Burnaby to look at flooring options.
The large office is 130 sq’
The entrance is 90 sq’
The small office is 80 sq’
This is what I found there: $1.50 Sq foot
oh great, thanks for looking!
It looks like the first photo is vinyl plank? If so that definitely gets my vote - vinyl plank is so much more robust than laminate or pretty much anything else. Unfortunately it isn’t enough for the entire space, and it’d be an additional ~$220+tax to get the 5 more boxes from HD to cover the entire area. Pricey, though still cheaper than the carpet option. But also pretty much indestructible.
Yes, the first one is vinyl plank. I’m pretty sure it’s the click together type.
There would be enough to do the entry and small office.
I’ll see what’s available on CL too
https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van/for/d/vancouver-lvp-lvt-luxury-vinyl-plank/6786108757.html
and
https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van/for/d/vancouver-lvp-lvt-luxury-vinyl-plank/6786105331.html
@SteveRoy Not sure how useful but I remember there being a number of boxes flooring in the back storage area at VHS Cook St. It should be up on top of the shelves. Should be the same as what is currently on the floor at Cook
Do we need flooring for the metal workshop? You can save some money there…
Those CL listings appear to be the kind of product that requires gluing down - major PITA. The one at Restore is a floating floor that just clicks together!
As @Majicj mentioned, there are a few boxes of flooring at Cook St which we can take. Also when we first moved into Cook St we had the option to rip up the floor and paint as well. So can @Arrgh or @rsim prod Bernard about this option?
Have noticed screws get dropped frequently at VHS, and our existing floor camouflages them so well, they become nearly impossible to find. I’d suggest minimal patterning and avoiding grey if at all possible on new flooring. Perhaps a light maple wood tone? A touch of warmth that offers good contrast to the grey/blue tones of metal bits, and doesn’t mop up room light too much.
Edit to say - it’s already spoken for
Already gone.