Floor Safety
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Bubble-Top Rubber Anti-Fatigue Mat – 14mm x 2ft x 3ft Rubber-Cal’s Bubble-Top is a natural rubber anti-fatigue mat that is available in 5 border colors and is perfect for the heavy-duty commercial and residential areas requiring durable anti-fatigue comfort. Being that this mat is made from natural rubber, this is an ecologically responsible product. Natural rubber is an extremely comfortable and supple material and offers superior anti-fatigue under… |
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Rubber-Cal Fine Ribbed Corrugated Rubber Floor Mats – 3mm Thick x 3ft Runners Rubber-Cal’s Fine Rib Corrugated Rubber is a 3mm thick virgin rolled rubber mat and runner that is available in either a 36 inch or a 48 inch width that offers excellent traction with finer grooves and more protrusions, ribs and ridges. The surface pattern (which is comprised of very fine ribs) is more prone to scraping and cleaning debris and liquids from heavy foot traffic while maximizing the a… |
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Sunflower Basket 18 X 27 Comfort Floor Mat $13.99 Increase comfort and safety with this soft anti-fatigue mat, while adding extra color to your floor. Place it in front of your kitchen sink, in the laundry room or in front of the door-anywhere you want to add extra comfort and color !… |
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Condo owner’s question about a cracked terrazzo floor?
I own the airspace in my 2nd floor of a 2-floor condo. Pulling up the wall-to-wall carpeting, I find that the terrazzo floor is cracked from one end of the unit to the other and probably out the door as well.
If notified, would my condo association, in Florida, be responsible to repair the floor and check the structure’s safety?
Now you know why you hire people like me, to inspect your property before you buy it.
The carpet on the floor would have been a clue to something amiss. Arraignments for an insurance against this sort of thing would have been appropriate.
This is probably nothing more then cracks from the building settling but, you could have it checked out, you don’t say when you bought the place. You could see if the owner you bought from knew about this and was covering it up. If so, there might be a possible law-suit here for “conspiracy” to sell the property.
There is a law about this in Michigan, a properties owners Knowledge about problems and keeping it quiet.
