Lino Patch and Before and After Pics of Kitchen

We rented a roller and that helped a lot. Chris ripped up 2
layers of lino, creating one big rectangle and placed down 2
layers of this.



We got this scrap lino for FREE, on the condition that when
we finally replace the floor, we go back to that place and buy our flooring there.







So, yeah, only had to pay for the glue. With the cost of that and renting the roller and the whole patch job probably cost just under $50.00.

The seams line up well. Chris did an excellent job, I must say!










Before:





















The Dining area was so crowded!!!!!!










After:


Elbow room at the table for ALL!

The sheet is hung in the background because we want to see what it would look like with a partial wall there. We would build it about as high as the sheet hangs and then build the fish tank on top of that. There would then be a small opening/shelf at the top to place a plant.