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Hi all,
I'm in the process of building a house and will be putting down a solidwood floor throughout. The base flooring within the house is concrete and therefore I must wait until the moisture content of the content of the concrete drops below 3 or 4 % before the flooring can be layed. I've been warned not to use artificial moisture extractors to speed up the process as they will do considerable damage to the concrete (particularily wall plaster) but to wait and let it dry the natural way. My question is what could be used as a temporary flooring measure which isn't expensive and would keep down dust and dirt and thus permit living in the house. Regards Seamus |
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