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Originally Posted by Hemi
That’s interesting, I considered doing that, but decided to just put a 250x250 sheet of the foam down, plonk the pod on top and trim to fit on the outside. Then seal. I’ll build the internal floor up a little more with some foam tiles. And seal those.
The closed high density foam, I’m hoping shouldn’t soak up and rot, maybe I’m wrong though?
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We use this type of foam for gaskets at work. It does go brittle and age over time, it will not last indefinitely. It is not designed to stay wet so I have no idea how it will react over time under the dome taking hours and hours to try out. For this reason I just used a small amount around the outside that could be sealed from moisture ingress, if it does go off I do not have to lift the dome again. For my floor I will be using the carpet tiles from Bunnings, carpet helps reduce internal dampness and will wear a lot better.