CatDeco Floors and More
⚪ Last updated 2017⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 5.3% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #68 of 116 Player Settlement mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
Description
This mod adds new floor covering options that can be crafted for your settlements. These are full wall-to-wall coverings (not area rugs) with almost all original textures. As of version 2, there are also some matching floors, stairs, ramps and railings included.
Installation/Uninstallation/Menu Location
The mod includes a custom script-injected menu that will appear under the Decoration category in the workshop. Please note that there is an unistall chem which can be crafted at the chem station which needs to be used prior to uninstalling this mod. If you don't use it, you may lose some of your workshop menus. If that does happen, you can use DarthWayne's Universal missing menus fixer to recover the lost menus.
Custom guides are included and used to place the floor coverings. These guides have instructional textures and come in full and quarter floor sizes. The side with the red arrow will snap to an open floor edge or towards a floor edge that has balcony snapping points. The three sides with a blue arrow will snap to the various carpet coverings. Once you have used the guide tile to start and snapped one carpet piece to the guide, remaining carpet pieces will snap to each other and will even snap through walls.
Use with DLC Vault Floors: The guide tile will not snap to all DLC vault floors because Bethesda gave them a different snapping set. You should be able to snap the guide tile to any vault floor that does not have pre-attached walls or ceiling. Then follow the normal process (snap floor covering to guide, remove guide, then keep snapping floor covering pieces to themselves).
The triangular floor covering tiles (for use with the DLC Concrete floors) will only snap on the two flat edges, not on the angled edge.
Guide tiles are fully scrappable and will return the same components to you that you used to build them (1 cloth).
Sizes and Shapes
Floor coverings are one unit thick (about the same thickness as the in-game rugs). Every basic floor covering comes in full, half, quarter, curved and triangular floor shapes/sizes for use with vanilla and standard sized modded floors.
Materials, Patterns and Colors
Floor coverings included in current version (2. 0): []Carpet - 31 solid colors, pre-war/clean (see images for color names and options) []Ceramic Tiles - 6 checkered tiles based on a vanilla pattern but in new colors (slight wear and tear, can be pre-war or post-war) [*]Concrete - 18 colors (basic greys, plus colors based on modern stained concrete)[/s
CatDeco Floors and More adds craftable full wall-to-wall carpets and other floor coverings for Fallout 4 settlements, including tiles, marble, and colored concrete. These can be placed on top of Wood, Metal, Concrete, and Vault floors. A popular cosmetic mod with over 1,600 endorsements, last updated in 2017.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Community favorite with 1,663 endorsements and over 31k downloads.
- Gives you real wall-to-wall coverage—no more awkward rug placement.
- Works with multiple floor types, so it's flexible for any build style.
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2017—might have compatibility issues with newer game patches or DLC.
- No mention of DLC requirements, so some items might not show up if you're missing certain expansions.
- Purely cosmetic—if you want gameplay changes, this isn't it.
For Fallout 4 settlement builders who want to add a touch of class with full carpets and fancy floors. If you're tired of clipping rugs and want seamless coverage, this is for you. Skip if you're looking for gameplay mechanics—this is all about looks.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure you have the latest game patch, but be aware the mod is from 2017—test in a spare save first.
- Use the settlement build menu to find the new floor coverings under 'Furniture' or 'Decorations'.
- Place the coverings on existing floors—they're designed to snap onto Wood, Metal, Concrete, and Vault floors.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Fallout 4 Mods
- Author
- Sarinia
- Version
- 2.0
- Downloads
- 31,411
- Endorsements
- 1,663
- Category
- Player Settlement
- Created
- 12/30/2016
- Updated
- 1/26/2017
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