Hello,
a room in the basement of my new build is planned as a gym/home theater. The room is about 6x4 meters (20x13 feet) in size. Underfloor heating is planned. I read somewhere that needle felt carpeting would be suitable because it is easy to clean (due to sweat) and heavy equipment does not leave marks.
Which type of flooring would you recommend?
a room in the basement of my new build is planned as a gym/home theater. The room is about 6x4 meters (20x13 feet) in size. Underfloor heating is planned. I read somewhere that needle felt carpeting would be suitable because it is easy to clean (due to sweat) and heavy equipment does not leave marks.
Which type of flooring would you recommend?
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Sebastian7921 Jan 2016 09:29Yes, of course – but I meant a real water damage situation, where the water is a few centimeters (inches) deep. In that case, silicone often fails because it tends to crack.
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nordanney14 Feb 2016 11:21One00 schrieb:
We have laid needle felt flooring in the fitness room – at least, we have planned a room for it ops: – I’ve been told that dried sweat can be easily vacuumed up. How can sweat be vacuumed up? Shouldn’t that also work with water, cola, and red wine :-P.
Don’t believe everything you’re told.
Why won’t this work? A dried-up salt lake in Utah can theoretically be absorbed as well...
When a red wine spill dries up, it just leaves behind stubborn red stains. I know that from my countertop.
Well, seriously: gyms usually have needle-punch carpet. In weightlifting areas, there are also rubber mats.
Solution: Just don’t train too hard, because where there’s planing, there will be shavings.
When a red wine spill dries up, it just leaves behind stubborn red stains. I know that from my countertop.
Well, seriously: gyms usually have needle-punch carpet. In weightlifting areas, there are also rubber mats.
Solution: Just don’t train too hard, because where there’s planing, there will be shavings.
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nordanney14 Feb 2016 12:39... but the scent remains