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Wood tile flooring
Does anyone have experience with this type of flooring? Or any tile flooring in general and/or upstairs? We are buying a home that needs new flooring and due to several factors we can’t do carpet or laminate. Wondering if it holds up to heels/clacking…does it scratch/chip, is it noisy or is there an under lay to muffle? Not super worried about the grout as it seems they use a micro grout line for this type. Assume it will be rough on the knees but somewhat used to this from the floor in old studio.
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In my current appartment (rented), the floor is with wood tiles. It looks very beautiful, but I honestly prefer the laminated floor in the previous appartment. Yes, it’s rougher on the knees, it’s cracking & it makes noise when I am wearing the heals. The scratches can be washed, no worry.
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I have been a new home owner for 1 year and my house has original wood flooring. it does scratch, but if you get the right company they can do stuff to your floor where it can add a protective coating, so when it scuffs you just buff it up. I’m saving to do my floors it’s going to cost like $4,000 to do. My floors were so abused before I got it. So it has to be refinished. Yes it is hard on the knees, but you can wear leggings or knee pads, but I say it’s good to practice every so often with out them to toughen your knees.
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Im on river stone floors for a long time. Do wear leg warmers and leggings often but got used to hard surface. When I go for classes in studio Im truly appreciating wood but anywhere else its usually polished cement. I never tried carpet around pole accept my yoga mat but soft carpet sounds like luxury
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