What Is a Structural Basement Floor

What Is a Structural Basement Floor

For those who are not familiar with structural wood floors in basements they are simply a wood, or manufactured wood composite, floor structure that replaces the concrete floor slab in a conventional home. The floor is similar in construction to the main floor with supporting beams/piers and columns.

What is a structural wood basement floor?

For those who are not familiar with structural wood floors in basements they are simply a wood, or manufactured wood composite, floor structure that replaces the concrete floor slab in a conventional home. The floor is similar in construction to the main floor with supporting beams/piers and columns.

What is a structural floor?

Structural wood flooring usually refers to any type of hardwood flooring that is 18mm or over in thickness. The thickness of structural wood flooring will give you the option and versatility of where and how you can install your wooden floor.

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