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Marble pattern floor tiles

LCunningham

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Hey guys, new member looking for some guidance.
I found these floor tiles locally for a great price, and am going to pick them up this week.
Does anyone recognize what brand these tiles could be? I may need to get a few more to cover the entire space. Or maybe something that could work with these tiles, I could do a border in another color or pattern potentially?
Just looking to cover my concrete garage floor on a budget.
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Hey guys, new member looking for some guidance.
I found these floor tiles locally for a great price, and am going to pick them up this week.
Does anyone recognize what brand these tiles could be? I may need to get a few more to cover the entire space. Or maybe something that could work with these tiles, I could do a border in another color or pattern potentially?
Just looking to cover my concrete garage floor on a budget.
Thank you! CEA250C9-D00C-4546-BE83-92C1FEB3B448.png
At the risk here I will say this, marble is too soft (in my opinion) for a garage floor. When I used marble and granite on my bathroom floor it took about 3-4 times as long to cut it (granite) on the wet saw. The marble cut easy.

Dennis

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LCunningham

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Those are very very old snaplock dance & exhibit flooring, my guess is at least 12-15 years. no longer made in the green marble
Thank you very much for the info. Do you know if these would be suitable as garage flooring to park a car on them?
 
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LCunningham

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At the risk here I will say this, marble is too soft (in my opinion) for a garage floor. When I used marble and granite on my bathroom floor it took about 3-4 times as long to cut it (granite) on the wet saw. The marble cut easy.

Dennis

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The flooring I was asking about are plastic interlocking tiles with a “marble look”
 
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