Hi,
I live in a old terraced house. The garden has ben blocked paved by the previuos owner (red brick sized paving often seen on driveways etc). It is sound and flat and in good condition
I have had a sun room fitted in a part of the garden. In order to clarify what I mean by Sun room, It is like a conservatory, but alot cheaper, and it was custom built out of wood with a polycarbonate roof. It is a lean-to type of contruction. You enter into it from my kitchen and it has a door at the other end to go into the garden.
In order to protect the exposed wood the builder has clad the ouside and inside with plastic facia and put guttering etc. He did not i any way touch the flooring as we did not agree that with him.
I am not going to live in it - it really just for storage etc.
Once he had finished we talked about what type of flooring I could put down. He sugested that I could put some timber battens down, then use tongue and groove flooring (similar to the loft flooring material) and fix that to the battens. Then I could cover the floor with whatever I wanted (lino, laminate or nothing).
Will this create a damp problem for me or any other kind of problem later on Any suggestions as to what type of flooring I could put own. I dont want anything too complicated, just a way of neating the inside of this room
Many Thanks