What Delhite mentioned was that if you consider the ceramic tile that he mentioned (looks like wood), you will not need the subfloor.
It can be fixed to the floor directly using glue and it will look like laminated floor. I will not recommend this as the floor will be too cold in winter , unless the basement users use slippers always.
Murali
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Hello Prince77:
I finished my basement last summer and used these dri-core tiles. They are bit expensive but I am happy with the performance, so far (its too early to judge).
http://www.homedepot.ca/product/2-ft-x-2-ft-dricore-engineered-subfloor-panel-system/931386
I have laminate floor over it.
The basement floor has some unique challenges and depending upon what you want to use it for, select the flooring accordingly.
Hope this helps a bit.
Hiren
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Originally posted by prince77
Hi All
I need some advice about what subfloor option should I go with for my basement.
It’s an unfinished one(7 years old house approx.)I am planning on getting laminated floor.
I have researched a bit and came up with Combination underlayment which suits the basement floors.
However, It is an expensive affair. Any other suggestions would be much appreciated.
Prince
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I guess it is good as long as basement doesn't leak .... anytime.
our basement was flooded with storm water in 2013 and we got perfect opportunity to renovate our basement. I think, carpet should be avoided since cleaning cost and leakage happens, removing carpet is tedious and expensive affair. so, we installed tiles but after installation, I was told there is water proof wooden flooring available and the cost of both tiles and water proof wooden flooring is same.
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Hi Guys,
I am planning for finishing basement and looking for some advice.
I have decided to go with Vinyl Planks (looks like hardwood, water proof and no sub floor require). Please share an experience if anyone has gone through...
What kind of permit I need to finish the basement? ( ESA for electrical work, Do I need building permit? OR Any other?)
I heard most of the people doesn't go through building permit unless they want to rent it out. Is this correct?
Some people finishing basement themselves for personal use, Do they need any building permit?
I am going to hire contractor for all works. I have different person for electrical work (Pot lights, speakers, projector setup, outlets and switches). Anything should I keep in mind for two separate contractor?
What kind of access we need in ceiling? (For backyard and garage water hose. What else?)
I have plan for projector setup. Suggestion for passing cables from projector to media place ( HDMI, Optical audio, any other cable?).
Anyone can suggest good projector with 2 HDMI input, optical audio out and Miracast (For streaming video from smart phone) with reasonable price? (I would like to avoid buying receiver and use existing DVD home theater system which has optical audio in connection)
Also, planning to avoid projector screen. I want to use wall as screen. What should be ideal color on that wall? (I heard about Grey but no personal experience)
Any other suggestion will be appreciated?
Thanks in advance.
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@Meitseme ..
If you are planning to use your wall for projection than use HD "goo paint"
https://www.lowes.ca/specialty-interior-paints/goo-systems-screen-goo-projector-screen-paint-kit_g2342198.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=DSA%20-%20Lowe%27s&utm_term=Lowe%27s&s_kwcid=_cat%3Alowes.ca%7c109313116456&af=2290&gclid=Cj0KEQiA6vS2BRDH8dq06YDHz_IBEiQAzNdBmUxXAsREcK-AUZM_GyHCayLaw3WHvYiKtQ37vbBO2_4aArJc8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds
Define "good" for projector including your budget. I may be able to suggest you best value for your money. Panasonic 7K series is something I deem as good but will cost you over 4K .
Familiarize yourself with different projectors before you jump in the venture.
Remember Audio quality is of more importance when it comes to Home theatre.
There are plenty of forums that are dedicated for HT that can guide you from scratch including the ideal paint choice for walls .
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