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Double use of Lino
Anonymous user 28 February 2024 - 4.03 PM
I have bought a roll of Lino for my kitchen floor. I was wondering could I use left over Lino and put on walls instead of tiles or splash back. My oven has glass lid. So linowont be exposed to heat from the hob
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6 Answers
Addz Floors
Personally I wouldn't it would melt as a splash back and can't take that much heat
Answered17 January 2022
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M s floorings
Not recomended, this would become a fire hazard, wouldnt take much with it being exposed to the high tempratures that your cooker will be giving off
Answered19 January 2022
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G&D carpets
Glass is a conductor you'd be very unwise to do such a thing
Answered6 February 2022
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Anonymous user
Yes you can put it on the walls, however I would avoid using it as a splash back behind the cooker, as you cannot guarantee the required heat resistance.
Answered8 February 2022
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Kristian Holdsworth Flooring
As long as there is no risk of heat exposure to the vinyl, due to the glass lid from the hob, I can't see why there would be a problem. There are plastic tiles on the market for sale that would be the same. It's all about personal preference like for example I wouldn't like to use vinyl on a wall nor would I fit it to someone's wall but if it works for you and is safe go for it.
Answered18 January 2022
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Anonymous user
Not good idea vinyl melts and this is fire Hazard
Answered6 February 2022
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