Brian Altop
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- Tacoma, WA
If if were my house, I'd rip up the old, put down new. You can go over the top but it does open a slight possibility of problems in the future if one of the underlaying tiles comes lose. But if first layer is rock solid, it looks like you've got enough room at the door thresholds so the additional height wouldn't be a problem.
I know no one else has mentioned it, but there is always spray paint. It is cheap, easy, and fun! Spray paint fixes everything that duct tape and bailing wire can't!
(neighbors dog crapping on your lawn? Spray paint the dog hot pink. The owners won't let the dog out for a month. Teenager want to borrow your car? Spray paint your car multiple colors, they will willingly walk or take the bus instead!)
Well, it was a thought, never said it was a good one.
I know no one else has mentioned it, but there is always spray paint. It is cheap, easy, and fun! Spray paint fixes everything that duct tape and bailing wire can't!
(neighbors dog crapping on your lawn? Spray paint the dog hot pink. The owners won't let the dog out for a month. Teenager want to borrow your car? Spray paint your car multiple colors, they will willingly walk or take the bus instead!)
Well, it was a thought, never said it was a good one.