Hey everyone! I just bought an apartment and I'm doing it up little by little. The original floor is terrazzo, and while I save for a major renovation, I'm considering putting down adhesive vinyl flooring in the hallway, dining room, bathroom, and bedrooms—about 70-80m2 total. Do you think this is a good idea? I might be able to save for a bigger renovation in 5-6 years or even move if I need more space, so I'm not sure whether it's worth it.
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You know, adhesive vinyl doesn’t have to be viewed as just temporary. Have you considered LVP "click" flooring? It might be a little more in price upfront but could offer better durability and could ease your future renovations.
Honestly, adhesive vinyl can last around 5-6 years, but it's not super durable. I wouldn't recommend it for the dining room since it can easily get damaged, especially if something sharp falls on it. It might not hold up well over time, just a heads up!
Gotcha! Is there a less fragile option out there that might work better?
Lol, I doubt a little water is a big issue in the dining room! But still, good to be cautious.
Yep, checking that out! I'm looking for something cheaper to fix the worn-down floor for now. Is it really a long-lasting solution?