Hello
I have an outdoor shed that I have started to fix up. It used to be a room that someone lived in, so there is currently vinyl flooring with insulation underneath (polystyrene). I'm going to remove that and plan to lay tiles directly on the concrete. No insulation. I'm just going to use it as a shed and a small workshop.
To the question: Will the floor be too cold? Do I need to insulate?
I have an oil-filled radiator in there now, and currently, I can get it up to 30 degrees if I want to.
Thanks in advance
David
I have an outdoor shed that I have started to fix up. It used to be a room that someone lived in, so there is currently vinyl flooring with insulation underneath (polystyrene). I'm going to remove that and plan to lay tiles directly on the concrete. No insulation. I'm just going to use it as a shed and a small workshop.
To the question: Will the floor be too cold? Do I need to insulate?
I have an oil-filled radiator in there now, and currently, I can get it up to 30 degrees if I want to.
Thanks in advance
David
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It may be appropriate to choose frost-resistant tiles.