I didn't really make it clear in that last post, but I am hoping for some 
comments on what kind of, if any, flooring works for someone who is blind?  
Both in terms of mobility and maintenance.  I know my preference is for hard 
surfaces with occasional throw rugs as landmarks.  Though I do not know if this 
has anything to do with my blindness, as this is the kind of look that appealed 
to me as a sighted person too.  Though then the area carpet was more for 
aesthetics.


Jennifer
  
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jennifer Jackson 
  To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 3:06 AM
  Subject: [BlindHandyMan] flooring question


  Hey Guys,

  I have been preauthorized for a home loan and have started the hunt. So if 
all goes well, I will be buying a house shortly. I am sure hoping you guys will 
have some help for me on a flooring question.

  I really like hard wood floors. Not just the look, but the sound and feel of 
walking on them. I think these are considered raised floors. How do I know what 
is under the carpet? I am looking at houses that were generally built in the 
60's and 70's.

  I had always known I liked those kind of floors, but had not really thought 
about why until visiting the home of someone with a blind child who had built 
her house with those kind of floors because she had been told they will be 
helpful to him.

  Jennifer

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