Bethanny Sundman also spotted this one, which raises the stakes a bit.
-Editor
In March 2010, I came upon the ever-popular Penny Tile floor post on your site. At the time, we were in the process of renovating our 1950s rambler and I was unsuccessful in finding a contractor to complete a concrete overlay (thin-set concrete) design on our master bathroom floor. A standard flooring option just wasn't what we were envisioning for this space…
A floor tiled with pennies was perfect…well, almost. We were building a very modern home in Seattle and the overall color theme was grey and white — copper just didn't seem to integrate well into our design scheme. But nickels did! So, 13,650 nickels later — that's $682.50 — and 30 straight days of gluing the coins to mesh, we have a nickel-tiled master bathroom floor.
To read the complete article, see:
Nickel Tile Floor! A DIY Bathroom Renovation
(www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/how-to/nickel-tile-floor -a-seattle-bathroom-renovation-127976)
Wayne Homren, Editor
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