My concerns might be off gassing. Either from the product, the underlayment or glue if used.



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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Torlys Everwood floors



I received a question from a colleague who is in the process of renovating an archival work space that was damaged after a flood. They are looking into using Toryls Everwood floors, which is a vinyl laminate material. It seems like a fairly good product – antimicrobial cork underlay, waterproof, and easy to maintain/clean. Has anyone ever used this product and could offer any comments for or against its use?
 
Thanks!
Alison
 
Alison Reppert Gerber
Preservation Coordinator
Smithsonian Institution Archives
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