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marsaday
i have laid a few concrete floors in basements before and have to do another one soon.
instead of using concrete this time could i lay this floating floor? the way i would do it would be to lay visquine and then run lengths of 3x3" treated fence posts. these would be screwed into the concrete floor below.
the kitchen is pretty dry in its none tanked form and i thought puncturing the visquene wouldn't be that big a deal. chip board would be laid onto the fence posts.
This is for a house i rent out. what do people think? the area is 4x x 3m.
Doing the concrete slab is very hard work, but quick and will probably be the same cost. i would prefer to work at a steady pace and the wood option would allow this.
instead of using concrete this time could i lay this floating floor? the way i would do it would be to lay visquine and then run lengths of 3x3" treated fence posts. these would be screwed into the concrete floor below.
the kitchen is pretty dry in its none tanked form and i thought puncturing the visquene wouldn't be that big a deal. chip board would be laid onto the fence posts.
This is for a house i rent out. what do people think? the area is 4x x 3m.
Doing the concrete slab is very hard work, but quick and will probably be the same cost. i would prefer to work at a steady pace and the wood option would allow this.
