The basement is one of the most versatile areas of your home. It can serve as a work space, storage area, or even as an extension of your living room. However, basements are often damp and humid, increasing the chances of mould and mildew formation. So, the primary concern when choosing a basement flooring material is moisture.
When It Comes To Basements, It Is Better To Avoid Solid Hardwood, Which Swells And Warps When Exposed To Excessive Moisture.
You can still get the look of hardwood floors, if you opt for engineered hardwood instead. Consisting layers of composite wood sealed with adhesives, engineered wooden floors are less prone to swelling and can be glued in place or installed as a floating floor. Browse our huge collection of engineered hardwood materials and make your choice.
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Vinyl Flooring, Also Known As Resilient Flooring, Feels Comfortable Underfoot And Is Fairly Inexpensive.
It comes in both sheet or tile/plank form, and there lies a subtle difference between them. While sheet vinyl creates an almost seamless, water-impervious surface on your basement flooring, tile vinyl has multiple seams that may trap moisture if water is left stagnant for long. AA Floors offers a wide range of vinyl sheets, including ones that mimic ceramic tiles, real stones, and even hardwood.
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There Are Several Benefits Of Using Cork Flooring In Your Basement
Aside from being durable and gentle on your feet, it also has insulating properties that helps keep the basement warm and cozy, which is otherwise cold and unwelcoming. Always use a sealant for your cork flooring to protect it from moisture or water damage. From traditional floating floors to 3D digital printing designs, AA Floors offers an extensive range of cork flooring materials for your basement.
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