FloorMaven
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I keep it in my vinyl tools box and soon remembered its not needed for allure.Ernesto said:
basement Flooring Help (moisture concerns).
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FloorMaven
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highup said:
No, but like you said, it moves around real easy on plastic sheeting so I try to work off a larger mass to reduce shifting.
Good call. I like that idea for future reference. I have never been 'allowed' to install any of these types of floors.
DjEclipse
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Good call. I like that idea for future reference. I have never been 'allowed' to install any of these types of floors.
What do you mean "allowed"?
DjEclipse
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I'd recommend Allure over 6 mil as in the pic. Vinyl tile is a much better option in a basement rental than is laminate.
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?
FloorMaven
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DjEclipse said:
On grade concrete.
https://picasaweb.google.com/117683131843811088326/AllureVinylTile?authkey=Gv1sRgCOWli8qksbu11QE
This is a Canadian product... should be readily available in your area. If you're installing laminate on top... this product will work well. http://www.dricore.com/en/eIndex.aspx
DjEclipse
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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.
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The drycor is a great product but the ceiling height is already pretty low, I can't afford to loose the 2".
