Raedia: Completely unrelated — apologies — but I ran into a series of posts you did on your use of Marmoleum as a kitchen counter top. Judging from when those were dated, I’d guess it’s been a year ago.... (17 replies, last updated by sharon05676 May 28, 2009)

they put in will really make? We’ve decided to use Marmoleum - the same as we’re using on the floors- because it looks interesting, is durable, comes in great colors, and is very affordable. We already have it as the... (74 replies, last updated by livstone November 2, 2009)

I’d encourage you consider a product called "Marmoleum". We’ve put it in two kitchens and will use it forever. It’s comfortable underfoot, which is most important if you cook, and it is indestructible; it also... (17 replies, last updated by flourgirl May 23, 2007)

- We used Marmoleum flooring – I love it. Tough, easy to clean, and feels great underfoot and inexpensive. -Laminate counters with a beveled Corian edge – good bang for buck. Inexpensive but tough. -Ikea cabinets -... (18 replies, last updated by Mother of four October 9, 2008)

What linoleum are you considering? I am looking at flooring and am having a difficult time. Don’t want stone or laminate. We’d probably ruin wood. Looked at Amtico vinyl today. Marmoleum is interesting but I’d... (186 replies, last updated by Topper November 2, 2009)

the washer and dryer, above the fridge, and beside the fridge and will repaint them. The old floor was vinyl tile, the new floor, which we installed is Forbo Marmoleum. The old countertop for the peninsula was formica, the new... (68 replies, last updated by walooet January 11, 2009)