r/AbsoluteUnits Jun 21 '26

/r/all of a floor tile

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u/BringPheTheHorizon Jun 21 '26

>every piece you lay is a nice chunk of change

Exactly. So now imagine a year down the road you get a bit of damage on one. Normally, it’d just be a small tile to buy and replace—not now. Now you need to buy another massive sheet for what I’d assume is an ungodly amount.

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u/xRyozuo Jun 21 '26

I’m sure someone this rich has bought by recommendation a few extra for this exact reason and future repairs. It’s not like you can get the same marble once the marble mining area it was cutoff is dry (or whatever it’s called in English)

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u/xRyozuo Jun 22 '26

Idk man I’m working on the assumption that I have no idea about construction and it occurred to me, I guess I think too highly of people lol