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Anyone had any experience of laying vinyl on floors?
Posted by Adrian Hewson on March 4, 2005 at 8:19 amAnyone had any experience of laying vinyl on floors if so what vinyl did you use, any other help would be greatly appreciated as I have to lay 341 sq metres
Regards Adrian
Bill Dewison replied 19 years, 2 months ago 3 Members · 4 Replies -
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do a search on the boards Adrian, cant remember the thread but Roberts brother does this sort of thing in museums and art exhibitions. There was quite a long thread some time ago
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Found the link Martin, its basically says that the vinyl used is standard vinyl cut into strips and applied to the bare floor.
Jim Lambie’s work is at:
http://www.themoderninstitute.com/artis … ndex.shtml
Some truely inspiring stuff! 😀
Robert would know quite a bit about it anyway Adrian, as Martin says, Jim is Robert’s brother.
300+ metres is one hell of a lot of vinyl, what are they having done if its not too rude a question Adrian?
Cheers, Dewi
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Not too rude Dewi
It is for Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art, we are quoting to cover all the walls and the floor, but I aint done a floor before.
Yes I have asked Rob to quote (His borther Jim does these things but as an artist and works with four other guys but hes about £150K a shot)
Regards Adrian
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Blimey, thats a lot of pennies! 😮
As I say, I think the vinyl is just applied to the floor bare, although I can understand your concern, 300+ metres is alot of vinyl to apply anyway, but on a floor, its a daunting task.
On smaller stuff there is a laminate that you can buy that goes over the vinyl, sort of an anti-slip thing, Phill at Right Signs was discussing it in a thread a while back.
Sorry I can’t be of more help, in fact I’m pretty useless, but I’d love to see some piccies when you’ve done the job though, bet it going to be one unique installation! 😀
Cheers, Dewi
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