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   ross_n | Nov 06, 2010 03:20pm | #1

   I, too, would like an update as I am considering installing DriCore in a shop

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   Don01 | Nov 06, 2010 03:41pm | #2

   No Response from Anatole

   I did as Matt suggested, but have not heard anything as yet. I would like to see the reply, when it comes, posted to the workshop discussion so other can view. I think these staff editors could be a little more responsive to questions.

   I was looking at the DriCore pile at the hardware store and it seemed to be rough on the OSB side rather than resin shiny. I have not checked yet to see if the are different surfaces from the factory. OSB is OSB , I thought.

   Don

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   Don01 | Nov 14, 2010 09:47am | #4

   I finally received a direct reply from Anatole. He is still satisfied with the DriCore product. He hasn't put any additional finish on the OSB. He did get a bit of swelling as a result of snow melt from his yard tractor, so a caution here if you use is multipurpose.

   Don 

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   Anji12305 | Nov 08, 2010 08:09am | #3

   An alternative from OvRX

   I used the OvRX subfloor tiles in a damp (and cold) basement bathroom tile job.

   This stuff uses polystyrene as the base layer, and is proported to act as a vapor barrier.

   It cuts readily and has a tongue and groove interlock.

   I purchased direct from the manufacturer.

   The finish was smooth, but intended for a mortar application...

   I suppose it should be further sealed if it was the walking surface.

   http://www.ovrx.com/