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Greenbuilding Archive for March 2001
257 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:25:09 2002

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Re: [GBlist] Linoleum Crisis



Doug Hardaway wrote:
>  In late 1998 we noticed that some of the tiles were curling up on the 
> edges, creating an unsightly tripping hazard.

I had this happen on a small residential job some years ago and Forbo 
attributed it to using the wrong adhesive as I recall. Sounds like 
something they would already have checked in your case.

Also, have they checked the moisture content of the slab?


David Bergman
David Bergman Architect/Fire & Water Lighting + Furniture
bergman@cyberg.com    http://www.cyberg.com
t 212 475 3106    f 212 677 7291


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