Bad a$$ floor.
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Wow, that is very cool. Wonder how they finished it. Polyurethane would be too soft.
I'd like to see more on this. Link?
I'm also digging the tile mosaics on the walls. Looks like some people with a lot of free time. Why aren't they brewing
I'd like to see more on this. Link?
I'm also digging the tile mosaics on the walls. Looks like some people with a lot of free time. Why aren't they brewing
$3.41
Still sounds like a bargain if you don't include labor.
[edit] I'm not sure of my math here. Help! Penny diameter = 0.75".
No link, it was just a post on Facebook.
This was the caption -
Copper Pennies + Clear Risen = Beautiful Floor
If you want to try this: Save this picture and go to your local Big Box Home Improvement store and ask them what type of Clear Resin would work the best and what kind of under-lament would be needed. In this picture they had a concrete floor to work with. Yes, it would be cheaper than the average floor, if you did the work yourself. The price, including the cost of the pennies would probably range from $2.50 to $3.50 a square foot.
This was the caption -
Copper Pennies + Clear Risen = Beautiful Floor
If you want to try this: Save this picture and go to your local Big Box Home Improvement store and ask them what type of Clear Resin would work the best and what kind of under-lament would be needed. In this picture they had a concrete floor to work with. Yes, it would be cheaper than the average floor, if you did the work yourself. The price, including the cost of the pennies would probably range from $2.50 to $3.50 a square foot.
In florida all ground level floors are concrete slab. We don't do much wood down here because 1: we don't have basements, and 2: termites.
If you do the Facebook thing this is the group that posted it -
https://www.facebook.com/#!/HomesteadingSelfSufficiencySurvival
Neat little group with ideas how to be self-sufficient.
https://www.facebook.com/#!/HomesteadingSelfSufficiencySurvival
Neat little group with ideas how to be self-sufficient.
Don't have a penny to measure! The Standard Hotel in NY has a floor like this. Interesting idea...wonder if it could be done as a backsplash in the brew garage?
Dunerunner
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Here is a link http://keytoflow.blogspot.com/2011/07/penny-floors.html
Here is a How To link http://www.ehow.com/how_7765755_tile-floor-pennies.html
Another link http://inventorspot.com/articles/tile_your_floors_blanket_riches_29750
And a Vid
Here is a How To link http://www.ehow.com/how_7765755_tile-floor-pennies.html
Another link http://inventorspot.com/articles/tile_your_floors_blanket_riches_29750
And a Vid
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terrapinj
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didn't someone do this with the top of their keezer lid?
tally350z
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Hopefully they don't get into trouble with the government. Cause what they are doing is illegal..
However, that is pretty cool..
However, that is pretty cool..
thatjonguy
Now with 57.93% more awesome!
tally350z said:
But I was just investing in liquid cash savings in case my bank's computer system went on the fritz! And storing 20,000 pennies takes a lot of room, so...
arturo7
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Gotta do something with all those damn pennies...
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