The Best Basement Flooring Options

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Heather Jones
Heather Jones
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Construction of the basement, especially the flooring part, can be challenging. What can I do to avoid the moisture in the basement? What materials can I use? What is the purpose of constructing the basement? These are some of the questions that might have crossed your mind more than once. But the good news is that construction of the basement does not have to give you a headache as Reno-Assistance basement contractors Toronto will get the job done for you professionally. They have not only been in business for a while but also use up to date equipment to ensure that your basement is constructed up to standard. With that said, what are some of the basement flooring options available today? 

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Ceramic Tiles

Tiles are one of the most used basement flooring types of all times. And this is because they are known to repel moisture, and also, they are easy to clean. Furthermore, lately, there are many designs of tiles in terms of their color, make, and even shape. As such, you are always sure to get tiles that match your style and at the same time, serve the purpose. Tiles are also very durable and easy to install. 

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Engineered wood flooring

If would love that classic look on your basement, then installing the engineered wood flooring type is a good option. Typically wood is known to warp when subjected to moisture. But when it comes to engineered wood flooring, it’s a different story. For one, the engineered wood flooring repels moisture, is dimensionally stable and gives you the feel and look of real wood. 

Engineered vinyl tiles

Engineered vinyl tiles are one of the latest flooring trends and are also a good option for your basement floor. It gives your basement a polished look, and it is waterproof. So much so, there are a plethora of vinyl tiles that you can choose from. They also come in different colors and designs, meaning that you can never miss one that suits your style. The vinyl tiles look like the real thing that they are replicating, be it stone or wood.

Rubber flooring

Today, most people are using the basement areas as a gym or a play area for the children. And the perfect flooring type in such cases is the rubber flooring. Rubber flooring for one, is easy to install and secondly cost-effective. They come in interlocking sheets that you can easily DIY. And in case you had tiles on the basement floor, and you feel like they are making the room too cold, you can also place the rubber sheets on top of the tiles. 

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Take Away

When looking for a flooring type for your basement, one thing stands out; finding a floor type that will be able to repel the moisture. Installing the flooring types as mentioned above guarantees you that your flooring type will last longer and your basement will look amazing. Needless to say, ensure that you work with a professional contractors. 

1 COMMENT

  1. Thanks for the interesting post!
    I wanted to ask your opinion on what you thought about LVP as an option for basement flooring. The two main reasons I’m interested are because of the waterproof nature and the option of having Embossed in Register (ER) texture. The natural waterproof nature of LVP seems really appealing, especially if your basement floor opens out to a pool area.

    The Embossed in Register technique I mentioned is also pretty neat. I’m a huge fan of the hardwood floor look and ER captures every wooden grain of detail from the original board on to the new plank. It even works for wood knots. It makes it so you can have the same look but at a much cheaper option. The added texture also decreases slipperiness, giving you more grip for your shoes. This again sounds like a solid basement option depending on where its situated.
    I’m in the market looking around and want to make sure I buy what’s best for me! Any feedback you all can give me would great!

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