A mere 8 years after I laid the white Armstrong tile on the bottom, the surface plastic became brittle and began tearing away in sheets.
I was not a happy camper. The tiles did have a 25 year "no hassle" warranty... if you had the receipt. Armstrong was able to tell me where I bought it and when the tiles had been manufactured, but this, alas, was not enough.
I'm wondering two things: How do they think I got the floor? and What, in their opinion, would be a hassle?
On the other hand, I like my new floor better!
It was certainly fun to put in - I love peel and stick vinyl tile! All the Zoomlians (even Oob!) helped out, and it took about 4 hours all together.
This time, before I went down the primrose path, I got a bunch of different tiles and lay them on the floor for a few weeks to see which ones I really liked. Then I took the winners and tried to damage them as much as possible: cuts, scrapes breaks and attempts to peel off the top layer.
The winner was Traffic Master, if you're interested! It has a lifetime warranty.
And I kept the receipt!
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