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Sole survival....

Does anyone have any experience with using indoor vinyl or linoleum as a material on their cabin sole?
I am especially interested in hearing from people in Northern climates where the material would be exposed to freezing.
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There's one company that makes a nice teak & holly vinyl floor specifically for boats.
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My boat, built in '68, has linoleum sole in the cabin. It has held up well, though she lived most of her life in Fl.
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