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Just do it!
Headholio
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In some areas of the country that is the norm, but in the southwest, including California, tiled living space (and flagstone, and colored concrete) is normal and I personally love it.
I had a house in Tucson, and the whole thing was Saltillo except for carpet in the bedrooms. Eventually I got rid of the carpet and made the house 100% Saltillo. Even the outside living areas were tiled.
I've got wood floors now, which are ok, but they take maintenance. You can't beat a building material like tile that is permanent and maintenance free. But in Colorado, I've got some doubts about using tile in my living room, just because some people would see it as strange, (for resale). In AZ, people wouldn't give it a second thought. In fact, it is expected.
To UA Iron - Does UA mean U of AZ in Tucson? If so, you should know that Saltillo is not dated, it is classic! And still used in new construction even in million dollar homes, even though it is an inexpensive flooring option.
This thread is about tile, right?
If you don't have exotic granite countertops at the minimum, you're poor.
Doesn't matter where you live bish
Doesn't matter where you live bish
Yeah granite is $197 per top prefabbed. Or $2,150 for the whole house.
Maybe at the home depot bro lol
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I bet that exotic granite looks good in your trailer eh?
Didn't use a trailer, they delivered it in a box truck.
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