A basement remodel requires countless dedication and finances to achieve the results desired. Many basements remain incomplete due to this realization. Even if the remodel is successful, it requires continuous maintenance due to unexpected circumstances surrounding pipes, insulation, walls, flooring, and ceiling. Regardless, all successful basement remodels contain these tips.
It Must Match Home Decor
Unlike the stereotype of a cold, dark, unattractive place with creaky stairs and cobwebs, today's basements are functional and flexible. Take today's basements a step further and connect the theme and decor of the home to the basement. The colors, the patterns, and the design style used in the home should venture into the basement. The …show more content…
Choose between paneling, plywood, and drywall. The ceilings cannot show dangling wires or unattractive ductwork, so cover the ceiling using the drop or suspended method. Alternatively, an exit strategy is mandatory. Doors and windows are the answer. Nevertheless, windows require a window well, a retaining wall, and steps for a smooth exit.
It Must Contain Storage
Unfinished basements are one large storage area. Today's basements are rooms containing storage space. Like rooms around the home, shelving and portable storage provide adequate storage while relying less on other rooms to store items. Built-in storage is acceptable as well.
It Must Have Durable Stairs
The creaky stairs mentioned earlier is a stereotype that doesn't have to continue. Turn the stairs of yesteryear into the stairs viewed in magazines, traditional homes, and luxury homes. In fact, incorporate the home stairs into the basement stairs. Invest some money into creating durable and beautiful stairs with railings that turn heads. If necessary, move stairs to a convenient spot. Additionally, stairs must flow with the home. See "It Must Match Home …show more content…
Due to this, basements require flooring that won't freeze your feet to the touch. Therefore, carpets are the best flooring for basements. Nonetheless, tread carefully. Carpets are inexpensive, but very inexpensive carpets won't last long-term. Invest in quality, yet inexpensive carpet that withstands house traffic. Vinyl, tile, and laminate are good options as well. Wood flooring is not acceptable for basements due to possible warping and
It Must Match Home Decor
Unlike the stereotype of a cold, dark, unattractive place with creaky stairs and cobwebs, today's basements are functional and flexible. Take today's basements a step further and connect the theme and decor of the home to the basement. The colors, the patterns, and the design style used in the home should venture into the basement. The …show more content…
Choose between paneling, plywood, and drywall. The ceilings cannot show dangling wires or unattractive ductwork, so cover the ceiling using the drop or suspended method. Alternatively, an exit strategy is mandatory. Doors and windows are the answer. Nevertheless, windows require a window well, a retaining wall, and steps for a smooth exit.
It Must Contain Storage
Unfinished basements are one large storage area. Today's basements are rooms containing storage space. Like rooms around the home, shelving and portable storage provide adequate storage while relying less on other rooms to store items. Built-in storage is acceptable as well.
It Must Have Durable Stairs
The creaky stairs mentioned earlier is a stereotype that doesn't have to continue. Turn the stairs of yesteryear into the stairs viewed in magazines, traditional homes, and luxury homes. In fact, incorporate the home stairs into the basement stairs. Invest some money into creating durable and beautiful stairs with railings that turn heads. If necessary, move stairs to a convenient spot. Additionally, stairs must flow with the home. See "It Must Match Home …show more content…
Due to this, basements require flooring that won't freeze your feet to the touch. Therefore, carpets are the best flooring for basements. Nonetheless, tread carefully. Carpets are inexpensive, but very inexpensive carpets won't last long-term. Invest in quality, yet inexpensive carpet that withstands house traffic. Vinyl, tile, and laminate are good options as well. Wood flooring is not acceptable for basements due to possible warping and