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Bostik's Best is about the best wood flooring adhesive on the market, and the bond is indeed tenacious. Cured adhesive is extremely difficult to...
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no well you CAN, but it isnt a supported application for that material. _____________________________________________ There are two ways...
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yes, you only want to nail the new subfloor into the joists. If you dont nail into the joists it wont be properly anchored and you may develop s...
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ANY wood product will expand and contractr with the changes of the season and high humidity. Engineered hardwood is a better choice, but it will...
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the choice is yours. it is new construction and you deserve to get exactly what you paid for. i would tell them to completely redo it, and se...
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no .. what i am saying is that you have to discern the cause first and the location of the squeaks. the squeaks are either in the flooring itsel...
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most sqeaks come from wood against wood movement, ot wood riding up and down on a nail. what you need to do is screw directly into the floor joi...
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depends on the severity of it. I would call the firm and have them professionally repair it. if that isnt an option, for whatever reasons you...
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by following the manufacturers specific installation instructions to the letter. also follow manufacturer specifications for required subfloor h...
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you want to multiply 16"x16" and that gives you 256 squaere inches. then divide 256 square inches by the number of square inches in a square foo...
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Sounds like old battleship linoleum or sheet vinyl ... all of which contain asbestos, inclusing the adhesives. IF it a resilient sheet vinyl or ...
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laminate flooring is going to be the best bang for your buck, and for durability for kids. You will want to upgrade to the best performance grad...
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are you sure this is laminate ? could it possibly be vinyl floor tile and the black sealer or glue you see might be resilient cutback adhesive ?...
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other than what Bob has stated, please consider the following. you new isntallation will only be as good as your existing flooring system. ex...
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if you know the manufacturer of the shelving, you can contact them and they most likely have shelving choices you can purchase. if you wish to m...
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yes you can integrate new and old pergo IF theya re the same thickness. If the tongue and groove formats have changed, you will need to use thei...
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sealing concrete is ALWAYS a good idea ... good thinking. rubber pad wil lgive you a MUCH firmer feel. there is no need to put down a subfloo...
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the ceramic tile will finish off to approximately 1"-1.5" the hardwood will finish off to the exact thickness you choose. the carpet it depen...
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no that old metal molding isnt a good idea. you want to clean and re-caulk with 100% silicone _____________________________________________...
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in addidtion to bobs comment, i would suggest scarification of the existing tile surface if it is glazed with a diamond cup wheel on a grinder or c...
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