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Yeah forbo are the original ‘lino’ brand I think and by lino I mean marmoleum which is the product being discussed above - traditional product made with natural materials - linseed oil etc - marbled finish but they also now do flat colour and textures etc. Often people use Lino to mean sheet vinyl or tile which is a different thing. Forbo do marmoleum click fit tiles which is their diy solution really. The full sheet stuff needs a really smooth floor to lay on (ideally self levelled screed) and special tools (rollers etc) to lay well.
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Could well be - v. pretty
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Nice example on TMH this week of not doing a side return but knocking out the corridor so you get better dining kitchen connection.
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OG inside outside - Peter Aldrington- Turn end
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hm - the inside out thing is tricky to get right - I like the use of old school materials like brick, stone, quarry tile etc. But it's not as family friendly - tough but ouchy and smashy
;-)Id not spend a heap on posh wood floor with kids in the mix -too stressful - If I wanted wood id probs go the way of pine and accept it will get fucked / develop character / embrace the rustic.
Forbo inside and granite setts outside looks okay - direct contrast - smooth to textured.
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It's lovely stuff - about £25p/m2 i think. Needs a good flat screed under. On a roll so needs butt jointing or welding - have seen this go wrong so approved/trained installer is a must IMO. There are more diy friendly click fit floating tiles too.
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If you need an architect look up Georgina Mann - lives and works in that area and is super good with tasteful upgrades/rejigs to period houses.
Maybe Joel bird - won shed of the year and wrote a book and is now on telly a bit - his shed has an allotment on top. ?