I’m new to this on line stuff. I’m trying to find the “green house” that was just featured on the site with the rounded earth roof and beach pebble bath floor. Any advice on how to locate it?
Edited 8/12/2008 9:08 pm ET by struc1
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Edited 8/12/2008 9:08 pm ET by struc1
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"A stripe is just as real as a dadgummed flower."
Gene Davis 1920-1985
I've been seeing a bunch of the Pebble shower floors. Probably 5 in the last 5-6 weeks. I had my shoes off so I walked into a shower with pebbles. I didn't care for the feeling.
The ones I've seen are a mosaic tile. Web backer thingy. About 12 x 12. So I would suggest Tile store (?)
I don't know how "Green" pebble shower floors are. Just the flavor of the month
I just saw a bunch of those pebble tiles at Costco. Just a bunch of tumbled stones glued to a mesh backer. Probably can get at any tile store.
Costco was best price I found online. Search on pebble flooring. Another site pointed out that the look is quite different between sealed and unsealed stones.
Not to discourage you, but I can't even imagine trying to clean a pebble beach bath floor.
Powerwasher lol.Handyman, painter, wood floor refinisher, property maintenance in Tulsa, OK