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  1. 13th Nov 2009, 01:22 PM #1
    scottenglefield
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    G'day

    I am building an outside BBQ/Kitchen area. I plan to deck most of the are except the flooring under the kitchen units. Any ideas what material I should use given the following: The floor 'should' be dry and not get wet as it is undercover. It is 120mm off the ground so may get damp at times. I would rather go for something that has water protection (belt & braces)
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    Compressed cement sheets 15 mm would do a good job
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