I'm not an expert in papercrete but, I put papercrete in my home as an insulation layer for my radiant floor. (First an 11/2" papercrete, then the tubing and mesh goes down, then I plan on putting 11/2" inches of Darjit to finish the floor) Right now I just have the papercrete and I find it dusts all the time and scratches very easy. I don't think it would work for a garage floor because it wouldn't be able to support a lot of weight. Darjit would be strong and would work great and it's made from recycled material. There is an example of a floor on the architectural page of www.darjit.net.
Hope this helped,
Jennifer
ltsgorcn <ltsgorcn@yahoo.com> wrote:
I built a pole building last year and I can't afford to put in a
concrete floor. I was wondering if papercrete is strong enough for a
garage floor. Also what about a basement floor.
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