
I agree with Amanda.  Our subfloors are level and solid as a rock.  After that all you need is a 1/2" to 1" layer of finish floor material, and you're done!  I would definately do that last, though... we tried once to do it before doing the ceiling and the plaster, and regretted it.

-james

Amanda wrote:
>My experience involving a very tiny room, is that unsealed earthen floors 
>are more dusty, etc. than a well-tamped gravel base.  

>Bolo quoted a friend (snipped):
>I have thought that perhaps it might be workable to place  an initial
>layer  as a clean working
>surface  at the outset --protect it with 6 mil. poly and flakeboard
>during the remainder of the
>building and then add on the final lift of floor material at the end.
>In this fashion one would
>have a stable , flat, clean surface to work on  which would certainly
>make life easier than
>laboring on the dusty and relatively uneven  surface of  a compacted
>sub base.
>
>
>
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