internal walls in basement

[oderooy]

Hello,
I have just torn out some old (non-load-bearing!) wooden walls in my basement. The wood was mounted directly on the concrete floor and was black on the underside. I was thinking of replacing them with some moisture-resistant solution. Does anyone have any good tips?

It's an old house (1926). Steel studs are therefore not preferred directly...
Thanks for the help
Olivier

 

[ByggPutte]

You can put plastic under the decking.
Or raise the decking with thin spacer blocks.
In plastic, available in different thicknesses.

Best regards, Putte

 

[blev]

Was the low baseboard placed directly on the floor?
I am building a hobby room in the basement with a wooden wall, and I have cast a base of about 1dm high, then placed a sill pad and then a sill board. What do you think about this?

 

[ByggPutte]

Pitch felt of tar?

Best regards, Putte

 

[blev]

Yes exactly, do you think it will work? Planning to then cover it with morapanel

 

[oderooy]

Thank you for all the posts! What about disc material? What do you think?

 

[ByggPutte]

Would have preferred building plastic instead of the tar paper. It's not something we usually use inside. For boards, I would have chosen OSB and plasterboard.

Best regards, Putte

 

[puu]

You might as well build up the walls.

I'm not letting any wooden studs into my basement

 

[oderooy]

You might as well build up the walls.

I won't let any wooden studs into my basement

Lightweight concrete blocks or what would you use?
olivier