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Garden Studio - Options for floor...
I'm having an artists studio built in the garden. It's for my wife - she paints.
I can't make up my mind about the flooring. The building is 6M x 4M, is on a concrete base and will be 4x2 construction with builders paper & shiplap on the outside. The options for the floor (on top of the concrete base) I have been considering are... 1. To lay 22mm T&G Chipboard on 50mm of Celotex. Then a covering of Lino. My only concern with this is that my wife wants some storage/work areas that are moveable - on wheels. I'm a bit worried they re going to be a bit heavy for this type of floor. 2. To have 75mm screed on 50mm of Celotex. Then paint with two coats of two part Epoxy paint. Any other thoughts? Thanks, RzB |
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