Best flooring for basement?
I would LOVE it if you would share some of your pictures of basement flooring with me!!! Lets get creative!
Please note these are Before pictures (Realtor photos).
Thanks so much, I am looking forward to getting creative! #hometalk #basement #flooring #help #whatwouldyoudo
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I thought LVP would melt! If you've ever experienced radiant heat, you know 85 degrees is HOT for a living room, much less a well insulated basement.
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