Floor Covering Weekly: Vol. 66, № 21 (November 6th, 2017)
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November 6th, 2017 issue.
Volume: 66 | Issue: 21 | Download
November 6th, 2017 issue.
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On the Cover:
For this kitchen design, Silestone Iconic White creates a large center island, while just over 35 square feet of Charcoal Soapstone was employed for the periphery countertops with a thickness of 3cm. The quartz surfacing not only provides the durability necessary for a busy family, but also the aesthetic that was desired. Learn more about this residential kitchen design beginning on page 70. Design by InDetail Interiors of Pensacola, FL. Photo courtesy of Cosentino.
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Routine Maintenance for Commercial Flooring
Volume: 33 | Issue: 11 | Download
ON THE COVER:
Lillypad from The Terry Crews Collection, designed in partnership with Bernhardt Design. See page 36
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF BERNHARDT DESIGN
Volume: 19 | Issue: 11 | Download
On the Cover:
Relaxing patterns and tones define Mohawk Group's Serenity Collection of home and commercial carpet tile. See more from Mohawk on page 40.
Volume: 66 | Issue: 20 | Download
October 23rd, 2017 issue.
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October 2nd, 2017 issue.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 10 | Download
ON THE COVER:
ENIGMA, Barcelona, by RCR Arquitectes and P.Llimona. See page 42
PHOTOGRAPH BY DAMASO PEREZ
Volume: 24 | Issue: 8 | Download
On the cover:
Pouring Schonox ZM Rapid, a cement- based self-leveling compound suitable on cement and gypsum based substrates, and ready for floor covering installation in as little as 90 minutes according to the company. Photo courtesy of Schonox HPS North America.
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ON THE COVER:
Case Study House #26 in San Rafael, CA, is a one-of-a-kind home built in 1963 in the San Francisco Bay area. Designed by architect Beverley David Thorne, it was an experimental project to build a steel-framed house on a steeply sloping site. The current owner and architect, Cord Struckmann, recently remodeled the interior of the residence, selecting 24- x 48-inch porcelain tile from the Concrete line by Gigacer for the floor- ing throughout the living space. The tile provided durability, while also a contemporary aesthetic. Read more about Case Study House #26's interior renovation, beginning on page 26. Photo by Rob Jordan.