Our new floor
Henny Salim
8 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
We just bought a flat. The floor tiles looks old and see some scratch here and there. Should we hack it and replace with new tiles or maybe vynil floor since its more affordable? Vynill floor gives woody feeling. Dillema. Thanks for your advise.
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