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cj7305
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Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
We want to make part of the unfinished basement in our new house an area where the kids can play but don't want to completely finish it. I was thinking those interlocking floor tiles or something similar. Any ideas?
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Posted 9/15/17 10:20 PM |
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beachgirl
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
yes you can get it at home Depot or Lowes - its perfect for a basement area and they have so many color options now,
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Posted 9/15/17 10:27 PM |
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longislemom
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Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
I used the fancy linoleum that looks like slate. got it at home depot. it comes on a roll like carpet.
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Posted 9/15/17 11:51 PM |
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luvbuffet
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
We have radiant heated floors in the den and to remove those without damaging the heat source is extremely tricky so we decided to temporarily just add one of those floating floors in top until next year. We are using lifeproof fake wood floors from home depot. Box says lifetime warranty and they're cheap. My MIL says they're really easy to install and should take us an hour. Den is approx 400 sq ft
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Posted 9/16/17 2:48 AM |
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Mrs213
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Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
You could probably do the peel and stick vinyl if you prep the floor correctly.
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Posted 9/16/17 3:54 AM |
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queensgal
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
You can paint the concrete and put down an area rug
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Posted 9/16/17 7:19 AM |
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mommy2be716
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Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
sheet vinyl is actually great for basements now believe it or not. I didn't think so, but 4 different stores suggested it over the click and lock tiles. Vinyl is more water resistant than the click and lock laminate stuff. We put sheet vinyl down in our basement for like 2k, and it's a huge basement (we have a wideline cape). It looks like wood
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Posted 9/16/17 8:47 AM |
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Blazesyth
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
Posted by mommy2be716
sheet vinyl is actually great for basements now believe it or not. I didn't think so, but 4 different stores suggested it over the click and lock tiles. Vinyl is more water resistant than the click and lock laminate stuff. We put sheet vinyl down in our basement for like 2k, and it's a huge basement (we have a wideline cape). It looks like wood
Same. We put down the sheet vinyl that looks like wood floor. It looks like real wood. If there is a water issue, then its a lot easier and cheaper to replace.
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Posted 9/16/17 9:26 AM |
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GoodThoughts
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Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
We used tiles that look like wood.
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Posted 9/16/17 12:13 PM |
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
We have these Flooring
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Posted 9/16/17 7:17 PM |
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MrsWoods
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Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
I wouldn't suggest laminate. Ours got wet and warped so we had to put down carpeting since that was cheaper than ripping it all up and starting over.
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Posted 9/17/17 7:46 PM |
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mbg1007
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
Posted by Blazesyth
Posted by mommy2be716
sheet vinyl is actually great for basements now believe it or not. I didn't think so, but 4 different stores suggested it over the click and lock tiles. Vinyl is more water resistant than the click and lock laminate stuff. We put sheet vinyl down in our basement for like 2k, and it's a huge basement (we have a wideline cape). It looks like wood
Same. We put down the sheet vinyl that looks like wood floor. It looks like real wood. If there is a water issue, then its a lot easier and cheaper to replace.
Could you post a pic? We are thinking of doing this
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Posted 9/18/17 6:33 PM |
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lightblue
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Re: Inexpensive flooring options for an unfinished basement?
We put down carpet.
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Posted 9/19/17 11:29 AM |
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