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July 1, 2008
EcoDomo Recycled Leather Floor Tiles
July 1, 2008
If you're prone to leather guilt, here's one solution that will please your eco conscience. EcoDomo recycled leather floor tiles come from scrap batches from tanneries, furniture, even shoe manufacturers, giving gorgeous and usable leather a new life underneath your feet. The color lines are extensive for a reclaimed/recycled product, and you can look at virtual samplers right through their website.
A proud member of the United States Green Building Council, EcoDomo uses a "triple bottom line" approach to business - its products must exceed market demands, contribute to the environment and the communities where the products are produced.
Posted by Emily Pilloton on July 1, 2008 | Comments (9)
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at 7/7/2008 3:13:36 PM, pat commented:
i think the product looks great.i saw it on one of the design shows on Hgtv and i am trying to find where to buy or pricing.i live in nevada
at 7/28/2008 8:55:04 AM, Cindy commented:
You can buy EcoDomo recycled leather tiles online through www.InstallerStore-Flooring.com.
at 8/16/2008 4:05:16 PM, eco-friendly commented:
Try Illusiontiles at www.illusiontiles.com. This non-skid tile is highly durable and approved for kitchens and operating rooms. It's made by solar power!
at 8/16/2008 4:07:02 PM, eco-friendly commented:
correction: www.illusiontile.com
at 10/13/2008 10:41:33 PM, flooring NJ commented:
flooring adds beauty to every home.
at 1/12/2009 7:03:16 PM, Elizabeth commented:
We are in the process of updating a 25 year old bathroom and would love to use recycled leather tiles...is this a pipe dream or can I use leather in a bathroom?
at 1/13/2009 8:46:35 AM, InteriorDesign.net commented:
Hi Elizabeth. It would be best to contact the manufacturer directly to see what kind of water wear the product can withstand. Good luck!
at 3/25/2009 10:26:25 PM, JohnsInstallations commented:
I'd stay away from putting this in a small bathroom that contains a tub/shower. It would be fine in a bathroom with just a toilet / sink, but EcoDomo (and almost every leather tile) is going absorb some water. I've actually spilled water on the EcoDomo tile and watched it run right off of it like water runs off of glass, but I'd still be extremely hesitant to install in a bathroom with a shower. The humidity could do serious damage. Also, EcoDomo in their warranty states that it is not warranted against water damage.
As far as where to buy, the best place online is www.SouthCypress.com . Very professional company that I use for all my tile needs, not to mention lowest prices. Haven't purchased EcoDomo from them yet, but they have done well with all my other tile needs.
at 11/15/2009 9:05:35 AM, The Glass Tile Shop commented:
Glass tiles are small individual tiles which are held together with a mesh backing. Our virtual showroom presents a wide variety of tiles in order to give you the ability to show your creativity. From simple patterns to stainless steel mazes or even large colorful tiles, the selection is only limited by your imagination.
www.theglasstileshop.com
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