Hi,
I'm sure someone has an answer to this question; I am opening a nano-brewery in a 1910 downtown space I am renting for a minimum of three years. It is a first floor space with all wooden floors that are in decent condition, the landlord does not want me to be putting anything down on the floor that will not be able to be removed with out a lot of difficulty, like cement. The brew room is about 26' by 8', we will be cutting square box drains in between the floor joist. I have been told not to use tiles because if and when the wood gets wet the tiles will buckle and it will all start to fall apart. I am planning on using the sturdiest highest grade linoleum but am nervous about this approach as well.
Any in site into this matter will be greatly appreciated,
thanks a lot,
Victor
I'm sure someone has an answer to this question; I am opening a nano-brewery in a 1910 downtown space I am renting for a minimum of three years. It is a first floor space with all wooden floors that are in decent condition, the landlord does not want me to be putting anything down on the floor that will not be able to be removed with out a lot of difficulty, like cement. The brew room is about 26' by 8', we will be cutting square box drains in between the floor joist. I have been told not to use tiles because if and when the wood gets wet the tiles will buckle and it will all start to fall apart. I am planning on using the sturdiest highest grade linoleum but am nervous about this approach as well.
Any in site into this matter will be greatly appreciated,
thanks a lot,
Victor
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