Flooring 102
being warm and comfortable underfoot, it is infinitely better for your crystal than just about anything else. As far as wear and tear are concerned, the best example I can give is our own CN Tower here in Toronto. One of the ground level areas is covered in cork and it seems to be doing extremely well in the durability test. You might have some trouble finding cork in your area, but I think it is worth checking out.
Well, I've missed some types of flooring, I suppose. Vinyl tiles seems to be the main omission. For a modern kitchen, however, I don't consider them a real alternative. If I've made a glaring error , please feel free to comment in a discussion on through email. Thanks for reading!
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