Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What mouse

[james.link08]

I recently had my back porch redone with a half porch half covered screened in patio. To reduce costs I told the contractor not to put anything on the flooring - so now it is up to me to finish the project. I have a 13x8 covered patio that will recieve some moisture and rain due to being outside - the floor is 1 inch thick sheet flooring. I do not want to use outdoor carpet and it will not look good just to sand and stain this flooring (tile is not an option due to weather and moisture changes that will cause it to crack) - so I am left with painting it with something. I have looked at polyurethane flooring but needs some recomendations to go with or even a company that does this sort of work? Any other ideas are also welcomed.

 

[grumpygrouter]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

Not much of a tiling question mate. Don't know if we can really help on here. maybe someone will come along with a gem of an idea though. Got any pics? it might help to see what we are dealing with?

 

[Gazzer]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

Where do mice come into this ??

 

[chris.tiling]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

I am confused? Mouse? no tiles?

 

[CJ]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

Nick (leatherface) is this one of your mates? :smilewinkgrin:

 

[White Room]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

:whatchutalkingabout:whatchutalkingabout

 

[Leatherface]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

Nick (leatherface) is this one of your mates? :smilewinkgrin:

Wish he was ! We would probably get on very well :lol:

Sadly no, even I am confused with this one :yikes:

 

[doug boardley]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

I recently had my back porch redone with a half porch half covered screened in patio. To reduce costs I told the contractor not to put anything on the flooring - so now it is up to me to finish the project. I have a 13x8 covered patio that will recieve some moisture and rain due to being outside - the floor is 1 inch thick sheet flooring. I do not want to use outdoor carpet and it will not look good just to sand and stain this flooring (tile is not an option due to weather and moisture changes that will cause it to crack) - so I am left with painting it with something. I have looked at polyurethane flooring but needs some recomendations to go with or even a company that does this sort of work? Any other ideas are also welcomed.

it would be a bit more than "some" where I come from!

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

Who makes up some of this

 

[doug boardley]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

I recently had my back porch redone with a half porch half covered screened in patio. To reduce costs I told the contractor not to put anything on the flooring - so now it is up to me to finish the project. I have a 13x8 covered patio that will recieve some moisture and rain due to being outside - the floor is 1 inch thick sheet flooring. I do not want to use outdoor carpet and it will not look good just to sand and stain this flooring (tile is not an option due to weather and moisture changes that will cause it to crack) - so I am left with painting it with something. I have looked at polyurethane flooring but needs some recomendations to go with or even a company that does this sort of work? Any other ideas are also welcomed.

porcelain tiles are frost resistant, coupled with a powdered flexible adhesive onto a solid substrate would be fine imo

 

[chris.tiling]

Re: Have 9'x9' cement covered patio. We open the door, mice run off the patio. What m

porcelain tiles are frost resistant, coupled with a powdered flexible adhesive onto a solid substrate would be fine imo

But would you tile over the mice, or let them get out of the way first?:lol: