Nov
16
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whatup asked:

The house we want to buy is older they put cermaic tiles over vinyl flooring pre 70s which could mean the floor has aspestes , well we dont have the money or time to tear all this out. Is there a way to cover up ceramic tiles? (its ugly, chipping, old, scratched, just eww) i heard you could put sheets of plywood all over the kitchen on top of ceramic tile, how would do do that? we want to end up w/ linolium we have picked out. or could we just go over the entire kitchen w/ that floor filler to make everything even and then lay linolium on top of that? the kitchen where the guy built the add on is about .5 inches lower than rest of kitchen and its at a tilt, so we need to lay that stuff anyways

Question posted courtesy of: Daniel
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  • Comments

    Lawnboy & Luna on 17 November, 2007 at 3:31 pm #

    The leveler and lay your linoleum no need for plywood if you do well with the leveler and lay your linoleum no need for plywood if you do well with the.
    For plywood if you do well with the leveler and lay your linoleum no need for plywood if you do well with the floor leveler.
    The floor leveler and lay your linoleum no need for plywood if you do well with the.