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finbar
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2 Feb 2010, 11:37 PM
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for insulating a poured concrete floor before carpet tiles are laid on top?
The floor is in a small victorian warehouse and so it pretty cold.
Any ideas much appreciated!
Thanks,
Finbar
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how about a floating floor?
or perimeter insulation
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Thanks - do you mean insulating underneath and then elevating the floor?
Perimeter insulation would mean insulating around the foundations - is that right?
Thanks for the reply,
Finbar
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Forgive me asking, but why should you want to lay carpet tiles in a warehouse, but as Tony says, use a floating floor
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