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for resilient sheet or tile isntalaltion, it isnt a requirement, however, the floring wil ltelegraph the inconsistencies in the slab and will show ...
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nails OR screws are fine. Either is standard so long as you use galvanized or better. _____________________________________________ There are t...
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the above post isnt completely accurate information. In fact, many laminate manufacturers offer high end lines with specific constructions and ...
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it really depends on the quality and condition of the parquet. There are some very nice top end parquets around, but the vast majority is bargai...
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if that doesnt work, try Goof Off Remover http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=goof+off _____________________________________________...
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good old elbow grease, lots of drinks, and a weighted flooring scraper (availabe at most tool and equipment rental facilities). __________________...
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How to stain concrete floors: http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=how+to+stain+concrete ____________________________________________...
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flooring should be done last prior to paint touchups, finish trim carpentry, and pre-turnover cleaning. this is so they are not damaged by any o...
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I recommend mechanical removal means. When using chemicals, it may have adverse effects with any new coatings, surfaces, or adhesives being appl...
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try Goof Off! paint cleaner http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=goof+off _____________________________________________ There are ...
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it is not advisable to install ceramic, porcelain, or stone tile over a vinyl flooring system. It should be removed. you can remove the vinyl an...
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i do not recommend installing a showbed over sheet vinyl flooring. do u mean a gap in height between the the top of the curb (where you step int...
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MINOR bowing that can be taken out with the compaction action of manual or pneumatic fastening systems is normal. After all its a natural product, ...
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you can do that by isntalling a mudbed inside the pan, using a good quality portland cement based patch or portland cement/sand mix. you should ...
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then your entire isntallation is ruined needs to be gutted and reinstalled using a setting bed of mortar under the backerboard. what type of bac...
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and make sure you check their references out ! _____________________________________________ There are two ways to do any job. The right wa...
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Certification doenst guarantee a good job. None of my men are certified, but they are apprenticed and taught in-house for many years. nothing...
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fixing it depends on what is causing the problems. call back the installer to fix it under his guarantee. if the tiles keep cracking out then...
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cracked time means movement in the system and its almost always installation error (unless you had an earthquake or a truck ran into your house and...
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it depends on the type and manufacturer. some laminates are bottom line crap, while other are decent quality and can withstand some water. al...
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