Cracks in Pine floors
I am converting a 1916 comercial building into an loft apt. One of the many problems are cracks in the pine floor. Over the years the boards have ...
I am converting a 1916 comercial building into an loft apt. One of the many problems are cracks in the pine floor. Over the years the boards have ...
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ViewsI have an area at the entrance to a room with oak flooring where the flooring strips aren't tight against one another. This has apparently happened...
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ViewsWe're working with a builder and plan to start construction soon. We had planned to pour a slab and stain the concrete as our finished flooring, b...
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ViewsI HAVE SEEN HARDWOOD FLOORS THAT HAVE BEEN STAINED WITH 'WATER COLORS' SO THAT YOU CAN STILL SEE THE GRAIN. I HAVE SEEN DARK COLORS SUCH AS BLUE, ...
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ViewsThere is a wire mesh you can put down over an existing subfloor, to put mastic on and place marble tiles over, instead of putting down wonderboard....
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ViewsI have a very heavy trap door in my hallway floor which goes to the basement. It is 8 ft. long and...
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ViewsI am planning to tile my 3 season porch which has a concrete floor. This floor has a rough texture and I have concern over tiling directly on it. A...
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ViewsMy husband and I bought a house a couple of years ago. When I decided I didn't like my kitchen floor anymore, I decided to look under it to see w...
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ViewsAs a first-time ceramic floor do-it- yourselfer, I put down a little too much quick set mortar for the first couple of tiles and the mortar pushed ...
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ViewsI have a light pickled finish oak floor and put a large rug on it about a year ago. The back of the rug is a glued weave. The floor has yellowed ...
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ViewsOur house is 35 yrs old with hardwood floors, but they squeek. Any suggestions on how to stop the squeeking? Should I just screw them down?
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ViewsHoping someone can help with this question. I am installing new tile in an existing bathroom. The existing floor is tile over a 2 inch mortar bed. ...
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ViewsWe have bought a house built in the 1980's when our area of TEXAS was still the wild wild west, so we are not talking skilled craftsmen here. My f...
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Viewsthis is actually a eply to the old site, but I just learned about this site and thought I may get more help here!Posted by kyle garrity on January ...
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ViewsMy wife and I are deciding on whether we should install Kahrs engineered or Junckers solid (clip)on our concrete floor. We don't know much about th...
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ViewsWhat are the options on adhesives? Is there any kind of quickset?
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ViewsMy basement has several long, thin cracks running along the floor. When I bought the house 3 years ago, the inspector said not to worry about them...
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ViewsWe have pergo over a terazzo subfloor and it buckled after six months, the installer reinstalled a new floor and it to is buckling again. When the...
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ViewsAt present we have a very deteriated shower areal. The existing wall is block with green board and bath board. This will be the second time in 13...
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ViewsI WOULD LIKE TO CERAMIC TILE MY FAMILY ROOM. I HAVE A GRADE LEVEL SLAB. I REMOVED THE OLD FLOOR TILE AND AM NOW LEFT WITH THE BLACK MASTIC. WHAT SH...
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