Nothing to do with the lino of the 70s, woven vinyl is not a simple flat tile. It is made of interwoven plastic threads, a bit like the scoubidous of our childhood. There are several weavings, so lots of different aspects, a bit like seagrass or a natural fiber rug with designs, metallic or pearly effects, ultra design patterns... Except that it's plastic , so no problem with stains or mold. Top, the Bolon collections imagined by architects such as Tom Dixon or Jean Nouvel or even in association with Missoni (www.artepy.fr). On the price side, it takes an average of 40 /m2 and 6 /m2 for the glue.
Yes. You can do it yourself. Woven vinyl is cut with a large blade. Then just stick it on. For the bathroom, it is recommended to use a special glue for wet rooms. Only downside:the surface on which it is placed. It's impossible on carpet. And on tiles or parquet, it is not optimal because, after a while, the grooves will come out. The ground should be really flat. Which means that we have to smooth it by applying a coating. If you are not too handy, it is better to call a pro. That is a cost of 10 more per m2.
Nothing's easier. Wash it with water and a little soap for the floor or vacuum it. It is a resistant material. It is also guaranteed for 10 years by retailers such as Saint-Maclou. Indestructible!
