What's everyone's experience with linoleum on coop floors? I thought it would clean easier but would be really slippery
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I have installed vinyl flooring in my bathroom that had texture, not slippery when wet. That might work for chickens. Remnants are cheap where I live, we just got more for $.50/sq ft to do my bird room. Even small parrots are messy! Chickens are easy, they are outside!What's everyone's experience with linoleum on coop floors? I thought it would clean easier but would be really slippery
Lol not when it's 40 below out!!!!I have installed vinyl flooring in my bathroom that had texture, not slippery when wet. That might work for chickens. Remnants are cheap where I live, we just got more for $.50/sq ft to do my bird room. Even small parrots are messy! Chickens are easy, they are outside!
I like sheet flooring in my house, all the peel/stick ones eventually start lifting in my kitchen, let alone in coop conditions!Following... I've been thinking about peel and stick tiles on my coop floor on top of the plywood, not sure if it's worth the effort, will it really be easier to clean? hmm...
Nothing is wet @ -40! LOLLol not when it's 40 below out!!!!
I know in my shack I live in, it's nice but I wonder about water and snowFollowing... I've been thinking about peel and stick tiles on my coop floor on top of the plywood, not sure if it's worth the effort, will it really be easier to clean? hmm...