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Nice job. Looks like you used the same product in the washroom as well. There is a washroom with a shower in the basement, was going to leave the old ty;e but I may as well just do it all. 8120120, The drycor is a great product but the ceiling height is already pretty low, I can't afford...

Thank you for the pic, do you have any more? And I think I will go with the Traffic Master Allure. Why did you install the poly in an above grade situation, or was the floor concrete as well?

What do you mean "allowed"?

Ok, thanks. To recap I should use the 6mil poly on the floor and up along the edge of the walls to under the baseboards. I should install the floor over the existing tiles, not remove them, don;t grind them as they may contain asbestos. Now I guess I just have to pick what floor to use...

Ok so I should just assume that the tiles are asbestos just to be safe. There are only a few spots that are a little raised, I can try the wet and hammer down method. highup, The duct tape I was referring to the moisture test, not the installation. Also, if the moisture doesn't travel...

Hi again, Thank you for all the replies. The tiles are 12x12 so I assume they aren't asbestos, I've seen almost identical tiles in home depot. Ernesto, What do you mean by "I love allure inspections"? Are you implying it is a bad product to lay down in a basement over concrete...

Hello again, Thank you for all the replies. I went home last night and both spots that I taped the plastic down had 0 condensation after 24hrs, they were bone dry. I had even turned off the dehumidifier during the 24hrs. The only area that isn't covered by the tiles is in the former...

Hi all, I have a small area of floor in the basement of my rental that i want to lay some kind of floor on to make it feel less like a basement and more like living space. It currently has those glued on industrial tiles that you see in stores like wallmart etc. They are in good condition but...