In the desk tab, the grey counters, rustic counters, etc. If you want something that looks like hardword floors bookshelves are the deal.
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Sorry edit to first post - I meant to say relatively "thin".
But I will peek at those desks quick again - as I remember they were fairly thick.
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There are very few options for "thin" that I can think of.
The desks & counters are what most folks use, they are "3 ft" (or what passes for a "foot") thick. The short bookshelves are 4 ft thick. The rubble pieces are 1 ft thick.
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You can use the little green Tech containers, they are only 2 and a half units thick, but you'll need a lot of them.
I've on occasion used Large Fluorescent Lamps, dropped down from the ceiling. They make a one unit high floor.
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That's a good idea. Might have to try that in place of desks sometime.
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You can use the little green Tech containers, they are only 2 and a half units thick, but you'll need a lot of them.
I've on occasion used Large Fluorescent Lamps, dropped down from the ceiling. They make a one unit high floor. -k |
What are some suggestions for a flooring material. It will be a stack situation where I'm putting in a 2nd floor / balcony area. I want something that is relatively thin but not see through. So it will actually look like a ceiling or floor from the bottom level.
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Over the hills and through the woods.