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No, it was mainly found in the hessian backing under the lino. They used to recycle the hessian sacks which carried the asbestos as the backing to the lino. I recall that in some instances they did use asbestos in the lino tiles as micro-reinforcement but it is in a very stable environment.

You may even have some luck with roofing companies who are licensed for asbestos removal - lino is bonded asbestos so rolling up and putting into 2x200 micron plastic isn't too hard. As for testing, check out Amdel, Noel Arnold etc (or the roofing company might have some leads). Wylie, all...