Vinyl tiles may be known for their durability and ease of installation, but what happens to those leftover pieces once your main project wraps up? Instead of tossing them into a forgettable corner of ...

A. I think your best option, by far, is self-stick vinyl tiles. These are comparatively inexpensive, rather easy to install, and repairing damaged tiles is simple if you buy some extra, matching tiles ...

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The question lurks in the minds of do-it-yourselfers: How will it look? Will the project pass the eye test? Of all the concerns, including cost and difficulty, if the result is hideous, you’ve wasted ...

Vinyl tiles can curl up at the corners if moisture gets under them or if they were installed improperly. Frequent mopping also can create moisture, which makes them peel. Here's how to reinstall ...

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Need to know how to repair vinyl flooring? Have a few broken, peeling or damaged kitchen floor tiles? This excerpt, taken from Upgrade Your House (Creative Publishing International, 2010) by Philip ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. While a deep pile is a beautiful thing, it’s also a ...