Workshop floor

[wyn]

All my sockets are at waist height, all 48 of them

48

 

[langy]

48

Yeah I know but you just can't have enough sockets can ya

 

[Burdekin]

I used Cempolay Ultra and bought it from Jewsons. I researched it a lot and think this is the best stuff on the market. It worked out great, not had any issues. I would say with this sort of thing make sure you follow the directions exactly and get your prep spot on.

http://www.bostik.co.uk/diy/product/cementone/Cempolay-Ultra/145

 

[Burdekin]

For the past 20 years I've lined the floors of my various workshops with 18mm "OSB3" directly onto the concrete, fixing at 18" centres using screws and rawlplugs, then given it two coats of floor paint. Stands up to all sorts of abuse including driving a 4 ton forklift on it, and moving machinery on skates. It's dust free, and far nicer to roll around on than concrete when there is no choice other than to work off the floor. If a section does get damaged it is very easy to replace, but I haven't had to yet

OSB3 is the version of osb designed for wet conditions.

I also laid OSB and painted it in one part of my workshop and agree it's been spot on. Mine only gets foot traffic, is a bit harder to sweep clean than smooth concrete but the OSB is nice and grippy under foot.