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To Change Or Not To Change Broken Marble Flooring?

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Hi, currently my 3rm resale flat flooring is broken marble which already 24years since the flat was bulid. The marble condition is quite bad as feel like a kind of bad smell of urine from the owner dog that have slip into the marble. Do you think I should change to homogenous tiles if budget is not a problem? Mostly people will keep the marble flooring if their resale flat flooring is marble. What will you do if you were me. Pls advice.... :(

Hi, currently my 3rm resale flat flooring is broken marble which already 24years since the flat was bulid. The marble condition is quite bad as feel like a kind of bad smell of urine from the owner dog that have slip into the marble. Do you think I should change to homogenous tiles if budget is not a problem? Mostly people will keep the marble flooring if their resale flat flooring is marble. What will you do if you were me. Pls advice.... :(

Your floor area pretty small, may wanna go for lamainated flooring.

Your hse will look very cosy :)

Most ppl keep slated marble not broken marble.

Edge of broken marble turn brown, looks like rust over time if the grade are poor.

Hello David,

I think you can should change the homogeneous tiles if the marble is not looking good. I also agree with the Warrior advice.

Regards,

Olivia

Deck Remodeling

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