Basement flooring on concrete floor

so, I have a total of 7 basement rooms, 4 tiled, one "earth cellar" and 2 simply concrete; I keep one of the latter (garbage room) and the other is my workshop (with garage door), I made a small part where I have my workbench etc. with OSB boards (subfloor with battens) and don’t want to tile the rest as well, OSB boards with substructure become too high (I only have 18mm), so I thought maybe there is something I haven’t thought of yet, my children are often there too and tiles feel/are colder than other materials and the raw condition like now is just always "dirty"... I hope you understand me

Don't laugh at my suggestion! I would simply try the outdoor rugs, which are now available in green or even brown. They are thin, durable, and inexpensive, but give the room more coziness than pure concrete. Of course, it depends on what is being done, because you still have to vacuum them. Regards Yvonne Edit: if necessary, you can quickly replace it again - it doesn't have to be glued down.

We have installed Flexi-Tils and are happy with them.

Sylvia

- Epoxy resin / polyurethane coating (2mm)
- Epoxy resin paint (0.3mm)