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Laminate Flooring - Vapor barrier
I have a split entry house. In the basement there is a room about 11 x 11
that I am goign to lay laminate down on. Right now there is just the cement. My question is do I need foam with vapour barrier, or just foam to lay the floor on? There has never been any moisture down there since I have lived in the house (1.5yrs). The only real reason I ask is that on a recent edition of Holmes on Homes (for all the canadian readers out there) he laid floor in a basement without vapour barrier because he said that barrier, in essence, could cause condensation itself... Comments? |
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