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  • Buck_RackleyBuck_Rackley January 2011 +1 -1

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  • megmeg April 2011 +1 -1

    Hi-
    I actually was looking for opinions on flooring. I am working on a set for religious programs/webcasts. They will be shooting in the sanctuary and would like a modular floor that can be removed for other events. The program is a chat/news type show so does not require much space for the shoot and will have a platform for the desk/table. I have looked at roscoe tiles but would prefer a "wood" surface.

  • kennygnckennygnc April 2011 +1 -1

    Hi Meg the pergo floors have a hook in the tongue and groove that holds the pieces together, but it takes a bit of time. You can purchase 12ft wide rolled flooring that has a wood type color. We print and assemble a floor tile that's 40in x 40in and drops together with velcro. Let me know if you think the tile would work.

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