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Angel, I'm not sure about the mushrooming effect unless it is a very dark damp room. ( just kidding) The problem I see with this technique is...
Angel, I'm not sure about the mushrooming effect unless it is a very dark damp room. ( just kidding) The problem I see with this technique is...
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ViewsIf you are laying a floating floor the paint should have no effect at all. If you are using a gluedown floor you might run into compatibility prob...
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ViewsI have used both and wonderboard sure is messy when you cut it. I would go with hardibacker too.Franklyn http://WoodFloorist.com
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Views"I doubt he'll go for a new subfloor."Hmmm You might want to have him look at the situation and ask if he is looking for a temporary improvement ...
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ViewsTry this link for some more food for thought: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&q=brass+inlay+strips Franklyn http://WoodFloorist.com
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ViewsOne option you might want to look into is inlaying a stip of brass or several stips of brass into this transition space. Brass is both attractive ...
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ViewsActually the 1/4 inch hardibacker has more strength than the thicker hardibacker because the 1/4 inch hardibacker is produced under more pressure a...
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ViewsOne of the things I first noticed about your post is that you neglected to say the thickness of the plywood you used. This could be a factor when ...
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ViewsMihir, I would say you might want to consider #1 common unfinished red oak. While you mentioned "cheap" you also mentioned "reliable". Very of...
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ViewsThe product you should use for gluing down your plywood squares is "US Mastic II". I think liquid nails type products will have a bonding failure...
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ViewsA laminate floor should hold up to your 44 pound dog. The question is whether your dog can hold up to a laminate floor. By that I mean they offe...
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ViewsIt sounds like you are having a height concern. Will adding another layer of plywood and adding the cement board and tile create problems with the...
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ViewsI'm not a big fan of laminate flooring on steps but metal Schlüter might work for your stair treads. Schlüter is designed for ceramic tile but th...
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ViewsOf course blaming the dog will work if you can explain that the dog was using the sink.Heat not coolness will help more for drying out your floor a...
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ViewsI would suggest a product called Poultice. It draws stains out of old tile. It comes in a dry powder and you mix it up like a paste. You apply i...
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ViewsThe first thing is to determine why it is cracking. If it is getting moisture behind the tile this groutline cracking could be a symptom rather t...
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ViewsA large hammer, masonry chisels and pry bars is the best way. You will probably not get up the slate in one peice. Breaking it up and removing it...
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ViewsMost professionals just put a 1/4 inch underlayment over existing vinyl. The reason for this is the possibility of asbestos being in older sheet go...
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ViewsThis problem usually comes from settling of the house over time. My guess would be that there are bearing walls or columns below the floor that are...
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ViewsGenerally a clear epoxy it used to fill large holes. That way you see the holes but they are not a dirt catcher. Urethaning over the floor will ...
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