Hello everyone,
I came across this picture online but unfortunately I can’t find the name of the flooring. I have already contacted several online stores and local suppliers, but no one was able to help me. Does anyone here on the forum maybe recognize the flooring?
Thanks in advance
I came across this picture online but unfortunately I can’t find the name of the flooring. I have already contacted several online stores and local suppliers, but no one was able to help me. Does anyone here on the forum maybe recognize the flooring?
Thanks in advance
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knalltüte17 Jul 2020 12:28Hello, that would probably help, but unfortunately I have no way to do that due to severe red/green color blindness.
To me, many of the results found through Google image search looked very similar.
To me, many of the results found through Google image search looked very similar.
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Bertram10018 Jul 2020 15:42If it helps to reassure you: it’s not a big deal if you don’t find exactly that floor covering again. I know from my own experience that when you’re caught up in it, everything feels so monumental and all-encompassing. But really, it’s not like that.
Honestly, when you eventually pass away, will you say, “It was great, especially because I had this particular floor covering in the house”?
Just pick a new one that you like now.
Personally, I wouldn’t let such relatively unimportant material choices drain so much of my energy again. Nice materials are fun, but they’re not everything – that’s my view.
I think you’re getting stuck because you’re focusing only on the design, not on the material itself, what feels comfortable for you, the price, or the practicality. When only one aspect is at the forefront, you can almost be sure that the urgency is a “trick of the mind” and is just distracting you from other things.
Honestly, when you eventually pass away, will you say, “It was great, especially because I had this particular floor covering in the house”?
Just pick a new one that you like now.
Personally, I wouldn’t let such relatively unimportant material choices drain so much of my energy again. Nice materials are fun, but they’re not everything – that’s my view.
I think you’re getting stuck because you’re focusing only on the design, not on the material itself, what feels comfortable for you, the price, or the practicality. When only one aspect is at the forefront, you can almost be sure that the urgency is a “trick of the mind” and is just distracting you from other things.
Just wanted to give a quick update. I found a laminate with 98% identical decor and color at the hardware store near Bieber. It was actually a coincidence because I went to a different store than our usual one. Our usual store didn’t have this flooring in stock at all. The decor there is called "Oak Gray Antique" and, of course, looks quite different on the website.
Anyway, dear @11ant, I’m going to make several picture frames out of it now.
Anyway, dear @11ant, I’m going to make several picture frames out of it now.
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nordanney31 Aug 2020 19:59nordanney schrieb:
Oak vinyl grayI told you sonordanney schrieb:
I told you so Well, the “antique” finish was the key point. They also had gray oak, but it looked quite different. Still, thanks for the suggestions.
Honestly, I don’t mean to offend anyone, but your question, the expectations tied to it, and your reaction made me think you might as well have taken a photo of a bread roll and asked if anyone knows which bakery branch, in which city, on which street, and which chain baked it.
How is anyone supposed to recognize what this is if they don’t work daily and exclusively with flooring professionally?
Even for someone who does, it would probably be almost impossible...
How is anyone supposed to recognize what this is if they don’t work daily and exclusively with flooring professionally?
Even for someone who does, it would probably be almost impossible...
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