NWOhioChevyGuy
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OK, I have some design thoughts on an entry way into a mud room area in our garage build and want some thoughts / idea's on how to seal the floor.
Historically there was a carriage house on the back of our house with a breeze way that had a brick floor, was outside the heating envelope of the house and looked great. We have the garage and mud room drawn up and I would like to use a brick "veneer" to do the floor in the new mud room to pay homage to the old structure. Floor would be installed like a tile floor with old bricks sawcut to roughly 1/2" thick using the original old faces as the flooring surface.
How would I seal this floor.
Don't want it shiny but sealed for moisture protection and clean up ease.
Most likely this flooring would be in entry, mud room & bath/laundry area.
These rooms would be on a crawl space so concrete board would be overlaid on sub floor for the sub strait.
Historically there was a carriage house on the back of our house with a breeze way that had a brick floor, was outside the heating envelope of the house and looked great. We have the garage and mud room drawn up and I would like to use a brick "veneer" to do the floor in the new mud room to pay homage to the old structure. Floor would be installed like a tile floor with old bricks sawcut to roughly 1/2" thick using the original old faces as the flooring surface.
How would I seal this floor.
Don't want it shiny but sealed for moisture protection and clean up ease.
Most likely this flooring would be in entry, mud room & bath/laundry area.
These rooms would be on a crawl space so concrete board would be overlaid on sub floor for the sub strait.