Another option is...Depending on how large the floor area is... you can either find vinyl remnants... or some of the larger home stores now sell pre cut small rolls of vinyl or they can cut a larger piece off of their role.

If their stuff is worth something significant, it will normally need to be stored somewhere for some period of time.

You can buy it straight up (see the BP Store) or Donate to the site and get one (see donate link at the bottom of all forum pages).

He immediately rushes to the electronics store to buy that flat screen TV he doesn’t need, but hey, it’s found money.

Also look around for lower priced materials, Mom and pop stores locally owned places.

You can probably find a basic one in a stationary store.

My great great uncle left his 2 story building, which consists of a store front church, and three rental units to members of the church( my family).

Actually, they are carpet rectangles.We buy them at the odd lot stores (such as: Big Lots or Ollies) or at the box stores (Home Depot, Lowes).They almost always have a pattern that isn't selling well on sale.

I am in a sense storing them up because I anticipate that I will want to ask them a question about something in the future.

Sometimes you can find them at Home Depot or another big box store.