HEY GUYS,
What is the product I’ve seen in ads recently for use as a “subfloor in basements? Its dimpled plastic squares with osb on top. Its tounge and groove and “clicks” together. I’d like to use this stuff and cant remember where I’ve seen the ads.
Thanks, mike
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It's called Dricore. I used it 2 years ago and it worked great so far with no problems at all.
http://www.dricore.com/en/eindex.htm
http://www.subflor.com/ is another brand.
Home depot sells it. Maybe you can find it on their website. I saw it, but didn't look closely. I thought it was tongue and groove chipboard with big dimpled plastic on the bottom. Maybe 2x2 or 3x3. Said for basements on it.