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Troy McKnight
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Carpet tiles for low income rentals?

Troy McKnight
  • Peoria, IL
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I’m curious if anyone has any experience using carpet tiles in your residential rental units?  

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Gail K.
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Gail K.
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Yes; we have used them (prior to starting to use Allure vinyl planks).  Here in Georgia there are carpet mills up in North Georgia.  Several will sell "overrun" tiles that can be shipped.  These are large (usually 18 inch by 18 inch) tiles; easy to put in (I use carpet glue to glue them down).   I would order more than I needed and store the extras in the attic of the rental property.   If a tenant ruined some of them they were easy to replace.

Gail

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