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How to Finish the Floors In Your Basement    Sheet vinyl is a great option and is often used for basement floors. This type of vinyl is available in a variety of colors and patterns, so you’ve got lot of choices depending on your taste. If the floors in your basement are sloped or uneven, vinyl sheet is an ideal choice. Sheet vinyl is also a popular choice because it’s very easy to clean and it’s sturdy, especially if you add seam tapes to the joints of the floor. When you apply the seam tape with heat, your basement floors will be sealed and this will keep water from ruining the floor. You can also use concrete for your basement floor, especially if the area will be used as a craft or carpentry workshop or a storage area. It’s pretty simple and affordable to install, and you can do it yourself – you just have to buy the concrete from a hardware store and get a few tips from an employee for making sure you’re applying it correctly. First, you’ll need to apply a seal to the floor using a paint roller. This stops water from getting through the floor. You can also create several creative designs with your concrete for a finish that makes the rest of the basement come together. Use a dyed concrete seal for customized results, or stencil a design into the floor. Engineered wood works well in the basement as well, since it holds up well against drastic changes in temperature and keeps moisture from collecting on the floor very well in comparison to other basement flooring choices.