If you have never experienced any moisture issues in this room, then it is probably unlikely to be a problem. However, you could ask the manufacturer what their take is on moisture and maybe even get a calcium chloride test to test the moisture to ensure you are within their guidelines.
Rubber roll flooring for Basement Gym
I am looking to put a small workout room in the basement and was considering rubber flooring:
http://www.rubberflooringinc.com/rubber-roll/8mm-rubber-roll-designer-series.html
The room is below grade and the floor has been painted for several years.
Can I assume that I am not likely to have a moisture problem btw the concrete subfloor and the rubber roll?
http://www.rubberflooringinc.com/rubber-roll/8mm-rubber-roll-designer-series.html
The room is below grade and the floor has been painted for several years.
Can I assume that I am not likely to have a moisture problem btw the concrete subfloor and the rubber roll?
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tape a large piece of clear plastic to the floor. watch it for 1 week. this will tell you about what to expect.
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