Tiling over vinyl flooring v/s concrete
i agree with the post from graham flooring ,when you tile over vinyl that's well down, all you have is a moisture barrier... good luck
i agree with the post from graham flooring ,when you tile over vinyl that's well down, all you have is a moisture barrier... good luck
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Viewsyou can lay your tile on the concrete as is..and i would install the flange and tile up to it....good luck
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Viewslike any hard wood .sand'em....good luck
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Viewsi have sold bamboo(thats a brand name) and bamtex , both were the same,its a very hard wood,i may be wrong but i think it all comes from the same p...
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Viewsthe major choices for flooring are (1) carpet(2)lino (3) laminate (4)hardwood (5) ceramic (6)vinyl tile.only you can choose.but if you like wood ,t...
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Viewsyou said it yourself,the tile fell down,what happens if 2 years from now the tile falls down,this is a bad idea......how would you feel ir the tile...
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Viewsfirst question...how long was the wood in the room(s) before it was installed?hard wood must be at room temp.for a week at least.......if this was ...
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Viewsdont forget you are adding an extra layer to your existing floor,dont trap the dishwasher.also if the lino is over an underlayment,you can not exte...
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Viewsif its a solid sheet ,you had better make sure you make a pattern,only one shot to get it right,up to the tub,door,and soil pipe....good luck
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Viewsi think i understand the problem,you are putting laminate in the hall (or master bedroom) and the laminate will not match up to the bath,unless you...
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Views1/4" cement board ( i like hardibacker the best)....good luck
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Viewswhat kind of tile?what is your subfloor? why don't they lay over the top?please post a reply
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Viewsa laminate floor will scratch less than a hardwood floor (however a hardwood floor can be refinished,not a laminate)...most brands of laminate will...
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Viewsi can think of two ways, (1)a schluter bar (2) a hardwood reducer.both are available from home depot....good luck
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Viewsyes you can use greenboard,but cement board will be better.you can use drywall screws,but backer board screws are coated ,so they dont rust(no stai...
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Viewslook in your local phone book for hardwood refinishing,have two companys come out and give you a bid,ask lots of questions.
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Viewsyou will need underlayment staples.7/8" should be fine...a rental center will have the gun and the staples...when you put down the board put one st...
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Viewsthe best thing you could do is invest in a high quality hard surface flooring such as ceramic tile or commercial sheet vinyl....good luck
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Viewsp.s. check my post to judyw.
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Viewssanding remove's very little of the wood.but you can try the medium first and see how that works....good luck
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