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correction: the comparison to Douglas Fir is that Douglas Fir's hardness ranges from 510-720 depending on area species. _______________________...
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yes, it CAN be used ... http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=cedar+flooring ... but with its relatively low Janka Wood Hardness Sca...
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either way is fine. _____________________________________________ There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way. Do...
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with laminate it doesnt matter. Run it however you want. it isnt a structural product. they manufacturer you claim told you to run it para...
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forgot to mention one more possibility. if the installer didnt allow adequate expansion for the expansion and contraction differentials between ...
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was there a previous crack in the concrete ? if yes then it is indeed installer error. if no, then maybe it is or it isnt installer error, de...
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The National Wood Flooring Manufacturers Association (NOFMA) DOES NOT recognize particleboard as a recommended subfloor for hardwoord flooring. ...
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yes, it was done wrong if it was grouted and not caulked where the floor meets the walls. All transitional areas that can flex and move (corners...
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get your floor inspected by a certified independent hardwood flooring inspector. if the factory/retialer wont have it inspected you can hire an ...
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first off, he should have installed a flooring grade underlayment. Secondly, particleboard is not a recommended substrate for Armstrong Cusion S...
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if the sink is a preformed part of the marble and not separate, then no you cant really tile over it and have a nice finish at the preformed sink. ...
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movement causes cracks in grout and debonds tile. tap on the tiles to see if any are hollow sounding or loose. if so, replace the loose tiles...
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what you want is an engineered hardwood floor that can be floated. DO NOT install a solid hardwood floor below grade ! Engineered offers roug...
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you want a resilient flooring adhesive made for your product. it helps if you know the manufacturer and floor type. http://flooringworld.org/...
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this is not normal. alot of fators can make gaps and bows appear. If you are trying tog et ammunition to get your contractors to fix it, hire...
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yes you can lay over the tiles _____________________________________________ There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way....
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yes. _____________________________________________ There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way. Do it right everytime. _...
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pull back carpet and cushion. allow carpet, cushion, and substrate to completely dry. use dehumidifiers and fans or floor dryer blowers. r...
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call in a framing contractor for repair of the joists. call in a pest removal specialist for the termites. ____________________________________...
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no dont grout in corners. corners in showers are flex spots so you need a type of caulk that will flex with the movement. if there is too muc...
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