Laying plastic flooring in the basement

[nmeden]

Hi! I'm planning to lay a plastic floor in the basement of my house from -65. I'm thinking of first laying a vapor and moisture barrier, then some form of wood board/mass, chipboard, and on top a dense plastic mat. Does that sound good?

 

[leby]

No, I don't think that sounds good. You are trapping organic material between two tight layers. It's like a recipe for mold.

 

[nmeden]

Sorry. I thought it was clear that I was being ironic in the pictures. But maybe it's not visible? I'm currently tearing up the basement because I feared it was a plastic floor raised on wood. But it was so much worse...
Can one guess when it was made? When is Tenotät from (based on Sweden's plastics association's performance standards 2000/2001).

 

[leby]

no, it didn't show in the pictures... you never know..

 

[MagHam]

Basement floors from this time period are best left open, that's the harsh truth.

 

[Finndjävel]

Looks very good in the pictures. I think you should paint over everything with some plastic paint and it will be like new.

 

[Pumba]

Looks very good in the pictures. I think you should paint over everything with some plastic paint so it looks like new.

You can use leveling compound before painting so it becomes flat.

 

[Finndjävel]

You can use self-leveling compound before painting to make it flat

The trick to getting it really good is to paint immediately, before the self-leveling compound has dried.

 

[Pumba]

The trick to get it really good is to paint immediately, before the self-leveling compound has dried.

http://www.chryso.se/pc/2085/fargpi...MI1Oit8u-41wIVzR0YCh2-iQA6EAAYASAAEgL0t_D_BwE
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