Re: [GBlist] cork flooring

[Chris N Graham <chrisngraham@yahoo.com>]

Michael:

I have a low-tech suggestion for your corks:  How
about donating them to a school, rehab facility, or
nursing home for craft projects?


--- michael <compostnow@telus.net> wrote:
> 
> this raises a question for me:
> does anyone know of a use for recycling wine corks
> (a lot of them!)?
> 
> 
> 
> >Does anyone on the list have expeience with, and
> where to get, thick cork
> >flooring material to use as infill panels between
> glass floor plates over
> >cast Iron gratings on the mezzanine of an 1873
> library restoration. Thanks,
> >Walter Langsford
> >
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