Vinyl wood flooring
i think both laminates and solid vinyl foors are good,there are many different types.what brand does your contractor recommend? compare costs with ...
i think both laminates and solid vinyl foors are good,there are many different types.what brand does your contractor recommend? compare costs with ...
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Viewsyou can put tile over tile.it's just the wrong thing to do. but if you are going to anyway,make sure you use a good adhesive (thin set) and know in...
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Viewsparquet floors are normaly glued down and the "tile "is made of small pieces,this means it would be almost impossible to take up the floor. sorry
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Viewsjust to toss in my 2 cents worth , if the wood is 1" thick and not T & G , it's not regular wood flooring ,but it should still work. i assume you w...
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Viewsprobably not,the floor will need to be sanded ,some kind of wood bleach to try and remove the stain,and then refinished. best to call the pro's on ...
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Viewsit is probably moisture,damp conditions cause problems.is your floor glued to a concrete slab? or is the floor over plywood (with a crawl space und...
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Viewsyou need to sand the floor smooth,stain to color,then put a finish on,the trick is where to start and stop. good luck
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Viewsyou need more information, what is the subfoor.wood or concrete. if its wood you need to pull up the lino and the underlayment .then you can nail d...
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Viewssounds right to me! good luck
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Viewsi would say yes! if the cabinets are light then the flooring should be dark.if the cabinets are dark then the flooring should be light.look at some...
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Viewsthere is nothing in flooring that i know of that would work,water ruins everything.that inc's hardwood,lino or sheet vinyl & carpet,put down a rug ...
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Viewsyou can buy a cement sealer at your local home depot ,if you are having a ceramic tile installed that will not require sealing,but the grout will r...
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Viewsgreen board will work fine,but 1/2 backer board is the best.good luck
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Viewsin most cases you would need a subfloor and then an underlayment,sheet vinyl needs a very flat smooth floor(think sheet of glass smoth)the conditio...
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Viewsdon't worry ,its easy.stop by any tile store they will show you how,all you need are simple tools.good luck
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Viewsfrom a do it yourself point of view,your all set.(lay the tile over the floor as it is now) you need no other underlayment,and nothing will work as...
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Viewshold a shot of steam ( from a steam iron )over the spot and then brush or vacume the carpet.if you do nothing at all,it will come back in a few wee...
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Viewscan you lay the new subfloor over the planks,perhaps you can lay a plywood underlayment over the planks.if the floor is sound thats all you need to...
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Viewsget ready to cringe,pull the old tile (the drywall will come too) replace the drywall with backer board and then re-do the tile .good luck
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Viewscut back adhesive looks like black tar and smells a little like solvent,i don't think you have much of a safty issue,use a solvent to clean the lea...
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