On Tuesday 21 September 2004 12:49, David V. Corbin wrote: Hmm. I'd be interested if I didn't already have 300 or so tiles, and noewhere to put them. : ) When they replaced the window-wall with offices at work, they put in new raised flooring, and sent the old stuff out to storage, which eventually got cleaned out. The people at Purdue's surplus place decided it was worthless (they're a slightly odd size, like 24-3/16" square or something) so I kept them from throwing them out. Not all the tiles are full (some have cutouts, or are partial tiles) and they've got a wood core, so scrappers aren't really interested in them either. I'm saving them for when I end up with a house (or build a place) that can use them. I'll have to get floor stands, but that should be cheaper than having to buy the whole thing... or I probably could try to build a framework for them. Pat -- Purdue University ITAP/RCS --- http://www.itap.purdue.edu/rcs/ The Computer Refuge --- http://computer-refuge.org

And thusly Vintage Computer Festival spake: Sellam, Are you sure you don't need some computer flooring? Cheers, Bryan Pope