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a couple of smaller companys have made curved transitions for laminate,find out who is the big flooring supply house in your area and call them.the...
a couple of smaller companys have made curved transitions for laminate,find out who is the big flooring supply house in your area and call them.the...
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Viewsi was hoping one of our hardwood pros would answer this,but here go's.i would hammer down the nails in to the plywood,(add more as needed) normal w...
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Viewswell none of them are waterproof,however backerboard is as close as you will get...use hardibacker it will be easy to prep...good luck
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Viewsuse 1/4" backer board ( i think hardi backer is the best) glue and screw down the board.use tile mastic or thin set to glue down the board,use thi...
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Viewstry to find a sheet vinyl installer,they are used to pulling multi layers of underlayment up,sometimes you cand find one who will do it as a "side ...
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Viewsthis is just a guess but i think the floor you have has a "wire brush" finish.(the grain of the wood looks like it's been scratched out)if this is ...
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ViewsThe black adhesive is called "cutback". The best thing you can do is get all the tile up, then lay sheets of 1/4" ACX plywood,nailed down over the ...
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Viewsi'm sorry this is not the correct part of the board to ask this question . try the misc. good luck
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Viewsdo you know what your carpet is made of?is it wool or olefin? if you don't know it is probably olefin.do you have any scraps of the carpet,if so pu...
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Viewswhat you have is a "mud bed" a common underlayment for tile,under that is plywood.i would pull it out down to the plywood.and replace it with backe...
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Viewsyou could find unfinished oak at good prices , look in your local yellow pages under flooring supplies....good luck
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Viewsi would think your local home depot will have an answer...good luck
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Viewsa couple of things to think about.to take up the existing ceramic tile floor,you will need to smash it out (hammer and chisel time) hard work and l...
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Viewsthere are many brands of hardwood , i have sold most of them,in that time i have never had a problem with a bruce hardwood floor,i would say check ...
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Viewsthe short answer is no.the long answer is the floor must be level as a sheet of glass,which means a lot of floor prep.ceramic tile may be flat(inc ...
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Viewsyou can,but what i would do is install 1/4" backerboard on top of your plywood,that will make for the best installationyou might also want to check...
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Viewsi think the answer is ,if you want to change the color(stain) in a wood floor ,you will have to sand it.(yes you will get some dust) if you get bid...
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Viewsmost people call sheet vinyl,lino.they are however two differant products.the main mgf.'s armstrong,mannington tarkett & congoleum only sell sheet...
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Viewsyou have two ways to go,(1) cut the nose of the tread,so the riser is flush,or(2)build out the riser so it's flush.your tread will be smaller eithe...
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Viewsall sheet vinyl mgf will warranty there product as a glueless install.the idea is it requires less floor prep.if you dont need to seam the floor t...
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