ICE HUT FLOORING

[rickl1968]

What have you guys been using, for on top of your flooring in your ice huts?

I was looking for something durable but not slippery when wet. Any ideas or something that has worked for you?

I currently have 1/2" treated plywood and need some type of protection.

[Lip_Ripper Guy]

Roll on truck bedliner works extremely well. I just picked up 2 gallons on the auction site for my next project for $66/gallon. It is almost indestructable.

[Bob/Mn]

A old navy trick. Paint the floor with a good deck enamel. While the paint is wet sprinkle on dry,washed sand. Let the paint dry and sweep off the excess sand and paint on a second coat of paint.

This sure made a good durable non skid surface on ship decks that were awash.

[icehousebob]

For the floors in portable houses, I've seen the stick-on nonskid bathtub strips used. They're easy to use and if you want to be ornamental, you can always get the colorful flower or fish stickers.

[rickl1968]

I think I will try the rubberized spray in boxliner stuff, hope it sticks good.

[rickl1968]

"For the floors in portable houses, I've seen the stick-on nonskid bathtub strips used. They're easy to use and if you want to be ornamental, you can always get the colorful flower or fish stickers."

Not in my ice hut....lol

[coombia21]

Use the herculiner bed liner for trucks. It is amazing and very nice for the price. It doesnt take very long to do and comes out with a nice finish and very non-skid. I have done 4 truck beds with it, 2 sets of rockers, 1 pair of running boards, 1 brush guard and 2 trailer decks with this stuff. It holds up very nice over the years.