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Also question is, what can I use for subfloor in basement?

Wood panels, such as plywood or oriented strand board, are common subfloor choices. However, because wood is a naturally porous substance that will absorb moisture, when used as a basement subfloor, these materials are often installed on mini-joists known as "sleepers," which allow it to sit above a concrete pad.

Furthermore, can I put a subfloor over concrete? How-to install a wood subfloor over concrete. You need a dry, clean and flat surface before you can install finished flooring in a room built on a concrete slab. One of the simplest options is a sleeper-based subfloor. The result is a subfloor that protects finished flooring from cold and damp concrete-based floors.

Similarly, it is asked, what flooring should I put in my basement?

Flooring Choices for basements:

• Engineered Vinyl Planks or Tiles.
• Tile plank floors, ceramic or porcelain tiles.
• Rubber flooring/rubber interlocking gym tiles.
• Carpet.
• Carpet tiles.
• Stained concrete or acid etched floors.

What is the cheapest way to finish a basement floor?

Cheap Basement Flooring Ideas

1. Epoxy and Concrete Paint. Paint is generally your cheapest basement floor option.
2. Concrete Stain and Sealer. Concrete stain is another inexpensive option.
3. Linoleum or Vinyl.
4. Ceramic Tile Flooring.
5. Rubber and Foam Mats.
6. Traditional Carpet Flooring.
7. Laminate or Engineered Hardwood.