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Allure Traffic Master- Ok over cement? to Ultra or not to Ultra?
Hey all. You all have convinced me that allure traffic master is the way to go for flooring. I was curious if any of you have experience with laying it on a cement floor in a basement apartment. I know we have to let it sit in the room for 5 days to adjust after buying it before installing but was wondering if it's safe to lay right against the cement floor or do you need to put in a subfloor?
Also-- do you recommend ultra or regular? Thanks!