Snazzying up ur home. What to do?

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06-19-2012, 03:30 PM

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Yah the lovesac.

How can you buy one without even sitting on it first?

06-19-2012, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Faeflora

Yah the lovesac.

How can you buy one without even sitting on it first?

same way you go out with a chick before you ---- her, unless you're a boss

06-20-2012, 08:36 AM

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that's pretty cheap

but not as cheap as home depot 12" square granite tiles and a friend with a wet saw. I think I did my whole kitchen plus ripping out and replacing the plywood on top of the open cabinets for a few hundred bucks. The tile is like 5.99 a piece. winner. it is absolute win in terms of fast, cheap, and easy.

And if you're feeling like a lazy wh0re:

http://www.bonderatilematset.com/

I've got a cheapy wetsaw from HF. I've got too many projects to add the kitchen to it so I just went with Granix as they were in and out in a few hours and that included pulling the old crap out and taking it away plus the undermount sink thrown in. I did install a nice faucet.

I don't like grout lines on a countertop that will have food, water, and other crap on it though so the solid top was a better option.

That bondera looks good for my bathroom. I will be tiling a knee wall and maybe half way up a wall for decoration. Too bad it doesn't work on floors.