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6th November 2012, 09:48 AM #1Senior Member
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shed flooring
Hi there
My new shed will be built on a concrete slab. I'd appreciate suggestions about coverings for the concrete.
I'm looking for something that:
- will reduce fatigue on legs and back
- doesn't retain sawdust
- preferably makes it easier to see dropped screws, etc
- Can withstand moving Triton workcentre and router table around. Nothing heavier than that.
I've been thinking of vinyl planks. Bits can be replaced if they get damaged.
Thanks
Stewart
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6th November 2012, 10:25 AM #2.
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I can't see vinyl planks doing much for your legs and back.
I reckon you are better off painting the floor and using mats that can be moved around and picked up when you want to really clean up.
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6th November 2012, 11:00 AM #3SENIOR MEMBER
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Not long finished my floor. I used a couple of layers of thick plastic and then 12mm exterior grade ply (varnished both sides). I did not glue it down just used biscuits to join the ply together. Easy to clean easy on the feet because it is floating. I also looked at vinyl planks but it worked out very expensive compared to the ply. Very pleased so far.
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