How bout a simulated stone floor? my 84 burro. Wayne

Kewl!

Makes me think of Thomas Haney's "Skimp"

oooh I like that Bet it won't show dirt either and who wants to worry about cleaning when camping

BRAVO! Love the earthy, outdoors feel!

Well done!

Very Nice!

Wayne,
We've a minor problem..."Nuestra Casita" already weighs 2 tons!
I've seen marble counters in some of the "gee whiz" rolling mansions that would probably flatten a Casita's tires, but the stone flooring is possibly not as heavy. Interesting concept, now if we were willing to give up the generator and a propane tank......, oh well, guess we'll just have to continue living with carpet for the time being.
It does nice and sure will outlast the carpeting.
Kurt & Ann K.

Reminds me of "The Long, Long Trailer," and Lucy's secret rock collection!

John Mc,
Can't believe I'd forgotten Lucy's collection
Doggone (and I wish they were gone) coyotes started a symphony about an hour ago and they are close enough that it is impossible to sleep. No respect I tell you,
they got no respect!
Kurt & Ann K.

They are pretty bad over here too Kurt.

It's that time of year on the mountain.

how big did you have to go on the new axle to support that great looking floor

I'm sure this isn't real stone. I've seen many patterns in laminates or vinyl that look like these and didn't I read that he wrote "simulated" ?

You'll don't have to replace an axel or get rid of anything!

Take a look at my website at the kitchen floor. It's a floating floor that is easily disassembled should you have water problems (it was created in Europe for people who moved to and from apartments who wanted a portable floor!). There's no gluing, just a snap lock. You can put an edge around the perimeter if you like.

It's super easy to cut, easy to install, looks like tile or marble, whatever pattern you choose, and warm under foot.

www.studiogigi.net in the albums, in the kitchen!

This floor is light weight modified cement,stamped & hand carved, it weights about 60#. It is a product called Flex-C-ment.com. I do wall systems as well.(tajmawall.com) Wayne

Hey, Wayne, I looked a little closer, it is like a cultured stone, no? Will you brush on a sealant so it doesn't absorb and stain?
I use cultured stone on clients homes, gates, etc. It's a good product. Menard sells the plastic mould for this if someone wanted to make their own, but, I'm sure it would be much heavier?

It's veddy cool looking, Wayne!

Well no it's not cultured stone, it comes in a bag, the overlay is about a 1/2 in. thick.
It's a lightweight cement product that is somewhat flexable. Wayne

Wayne, there seems to be a lot of possibilities for this product! Any idea how it performs in sub zero temps?

Can you share where one may purchase this? It looks like something I'd love to get my hands into!

Your floor is going to be very nice. I just love it. I could totally see this in a lower level and thick area rugs over it.

Thanks!
Gigi

Go to ( Flex-C-ment.com ) Wayne

Thanks, Wayne!

Ah - this product looks very similiar to www.granicrete.com - which is also another concrete overlay system. I'm a certified installer and am picking up my 1970 Boler tonight, and had this exact same question about doing it to my own floor.

I do think I'll do my floor and post photos of it up here, I was also thinking about using the pattern up the stove area and cover that up as well....

you'll also see a Granicrete countertop in my scamp some day too

Weight - like the poster mentioned - the floor will be about 60lbs and I'll have a countertop that will be about the same.....

Photos as I start my project and finish them!

my site with more photos if anyone is interested - - still building
www.twincitiesgranicrete.com

That floor ROCK!................get it rocks...anyone?

Great job!