Hi! It depends. Do you have any moisture issues? Concrete floors can be gorgeous with the right finish. It's hard, and cold unless heated. Tile is always a good option, but, with the same issues. If you are using it as a living space, I think vinyl plank floors are always great!
The best floor for a Basement is one that has been "Tanked". Then you can use any flooring you wish because it will not let water seep in! If you mean flooring, then something that will make you feel comfortable in the area. Maybe thick Cork Tiles?
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Hands down this floor (and here's why): https://www.frugalfamilytimes.com/2019/08/luxury-vinyl-plank-pros-and-cons.html
Hello it might be depend on your use as wellas occupants of your home. Children and pets could influence your decision.
Our finished basement is carpeted with a painted concrete floor laundry room and tiled bathroom.
Vynel planks.
There are so many considerations, here is an article to get you started: https://floorcritics.com/best-flooring-for-basements/
Hi! It depends. Do you have any moisture issues? Concrete floors can be gorgeous with the right finish. It's hard, and cold unless heated. Tile is always a good option, but, with the same issues. If you are using it as a living space, I think vinyl plank floors are always great!
Hello there,
The best floor for a Basement is one that has been "Tanked". Then you can use any flooring you wish because it will not let water seep in! If you mean flooring, then something that will make you feel comfortable in the area. Maybe thick Cork Tiles?
We have carpet over the cement. Just be sure to have a dehumidifier no matter what to keep moisture levels down so mold and mildew won't build up.
Polished concrete or Luxury Vinyl Plank.
we used large tiles and installed them they are easy to clean and not hard to install
Concrete stained in most cases due to the below ground and moisture issues. Tile would be next on the list.
I agree ceramic tile, with area rugs that can be taken outside for UV "cleaning" once in awhile.
We have an inexpensive berber carpet and it has held up really well!
Thanks everyone - awesome input and very helpful!