[Milsurplus] workshop

[Peter Gottlieb]

My shop has carpet like that, it came that way. I’d like to replace it with something. Under it is concrete, which I had in my last house. There I epoxy painted it, which was ok I guess but kind of cold. I’m not sure what to do but like you I’m probably going to have to do it in sections. Maybe a white/black asphalt tile checkerboard like some radio rooms I’ve seen?

What has everyone else done and are you happy with it?


Peter

> On Dec 1, 2017, at 11:14 PM, Bruce Gentry <ka2ivy at verizon.net> wrote:
> 
> I followed the common fashion of the early 70s TV and HiFi shops and  put down low pile carpet without pad in my sound room/shop. It's getting really yucky now, and is a pain to find dropped items on.  The carpet was laid with mastic, so taking it up and cleaning the mastic off the floor is  time consuming but not terribly hard to do. However, because the room is so full, it will have to be done in sections. The floor under the carpet is hardwood in reasonable condition, so once it's cleaned up it should look alright and be far easier to keep clean- and find dropped items.
> 
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