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by OutdoorBug. 02/04/25 09:20 PM
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Re: Flooring for shed?
[Re: Skinny]
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01/13/25 07:50 PM
01/13/25 07:50 PM
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Gee's Bend/At The Hog Pen
James
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Gee's Bend/At The Hog Pen
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Now i did lay it wrong in the little living room! Damn little grooves (the wood look) fill up with dirt and it's a bitch to sweep smh
Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many!
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Re: Flooring for shed?
[Re: Skinny]
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01/13/25 07:55 PM
01/13/25 07:55 PM
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Boxes Cove
2Dogs
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Tile on a that kind of shed floor wont work for long. Those pre-builts do flex enough over time to pop the floor tiles. Everything I have read says dont do it. Plus if you bump them too hard with a lawn mower or bigger vehicle you will break something. It sucks if you bump them off level, after being good anchored on set locked on hard blocks and then you have to get it back on level with just car jacks. You are correct, Sir. One of those little buildings is no place for ceramic tile. If you don't want just plywood , a good grade of vinyl , one piece or large snap together floating is the way to go.
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Re: Flooring for shed?
[Re: Skinny]
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01/13/25 08:00 PM
01/13/25 08:00 PM
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lauderdale co
brushwhacker
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lauderdale co
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I got a 14x20 shed behind house . I bought sheet of vinyl cut to fit for $200 from local carpet store . Comes in lots of patterns . I got the wood grain pattern . Just rolled it out a put base board on top of it . Didn’t glue it down . Very easy and quick .
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Re: Flooring for shed?
[Re: 3toe]
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01/13/25 10:17 PM
01/13/25 10:17 PM
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Luverne, AL
Skinny
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GUVNER
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Luverne, AL
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So this is going to be a She Shed. Got it. May want to go with a floral print. She's having all kinds of woman pattern picking fun. I told her the category to play in and she is at it! Happy as she can be, which is quite for me. 
"Never Trust Government" -- Smart people.
"The Great thing we should Fear and the Weird Thing we Trust is Elon Musk" -- Me
"You can be broke but you cant be poor." -- Ruthie-May Webster
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Re: Flooring for shed?
[Re: Skinny]
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01/14/25 11:36 AM
01/14/25 11:36 AM
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Lawrence Co. AL
jdhunter2011
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Lawrence Co. AL
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Tile on a that kind of shed floor wont work for long. Those pre-builts do flex enough over time to pop the floor tiles. Everything I have read says dont do it. Plus if you bump them too hard with a lawn mower or bigger vehicle you will break something. It sucks if you bump them off level, after being good anchored on set locked on hard blocks and then you have to get it back on level with just car jacks. I worked a side gig couple summers ago doing repairs on these buildings. Most common complaint= door wont close and 90% of those was because it had settled and was not properly level. I kept a tractor jack and treated 4x4 wedges in the truck. About a 20min repair. Loved that easy money. They gonna settle Skinny, make sure whatever you use has some flex to it, nothing rigid like tile. Personally I would lay Linoleum flooring, run a 1/4 round at the base and be done with it. Simple, quick, easy. Good luck
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Re: Flooring for shed?
[Re: jdhunter2011]
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01/14/25 11:39 AM
01/14/25 11:39 AM
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Luverne, AL
Skinny
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Tile on a that kind of shed floor wont work for long. Those pre-builts do flex enough over time to pop the floor tiles. Everything I have read says dont do it. Plus if you bump them too hard with a lawn mower or bigger vehicle you will break something. It sucks if you bump them off level, after being good anchored on set locked on hard blocks and then you have to get it back on level with just car jacks. I worked a side gig couple summers ago doing repairs on these buildings. Most common complaint= door wont close and 90% of those was because it had settled and was not properly level. I kept a tractor jack and treated 4x4 wedges in the truck. About a 20min repair. Loved that easy money. They gonna settle Skinny, make sure whatever you use has some flex to it, nothing rigid like tile. Personally I would lay Linoleum flooring, run a 1/4 round at the base and be done with it. Simple, quick, easy. Good luck That pretty much is the plan, but the woman does have input into the project. So prayers are appreciated. 
"Never Trust Government" -- Smart people.
"The Great thing we should Fear and the Weird Thing we Trust is Elon Musk" -- Me
"You can be broke but you cant be poor." -- Ruthie-May Webster
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