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Originally Posted by TX Rover
I was really thinking wood, but I couldn’t find anything that wouldn’t have an awkward-looking transition to the wood tile in the main areas and kitchen. Since that tile is still available I was able to order the exact same thing.
On the rental side, it’ll keep maintenance to very little. On my side, it’ll keep the damage a 100lb dog and a 9 YO kid can do. I do also appreciate the cool tile in these TX summers.
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A rental property is a totally different thing than a private residence. However, I would put it in the side of the duplex I was living in (if I remember the thread correctly).
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