honesty
well to be honest, I stay completely away from those kinda tiles, so I guess I stay away from the problem. I can only suggest some Armstrong Onc...
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Floorwizard
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over 8 years by Floorwizard
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Cork
Cork is an all natural product, so if your Green, then this is an advantage. Cork will cost more. Cork is warmer and a whole lot softer. Lamin...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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hmmm,
well, real engineered wood like Kahrs will be easy to install, but it may be hard to find one in the budget. It will not wear as good as lam, but a...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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WELL,
You can install any flooring around cabs. *** "One floor expert to rule them all!" ***
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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MAJOR MANUFACTURERS
Try sticking with the most affordable within the major manufacturers Pergo Wilsonart Quickstep Armstrong Allock Witex *** "One floor exper...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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well,
I am not really in the install portion of laminate flooring, so I hope someone else chimes in on this. But I have heard alot of installers saying t...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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well,
the floor leveler should prepare it fine, but I would check with an actual installer. *** "One floor expert to rule them all!" ***
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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ideas
Pergo - Select Wilsonart - Estate Armstrong - Laminates for life. you will not find these at home stores *** "One floor expert to rule them a...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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success
the best success will be achieved by removing slate or tile or whatever. Installing anything on top of tile will result in failure if anything hap...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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v.c.t.
It should not be cracking. I know v.c.t. is a great choice for your needs, but the floor is flexing WAY too much. What you want is a high end comm...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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well,
you would need to use a leveler to level the floor. But be aware. If ANYTHING happens to the original tile, it will affect the new stuff. It's a ...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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yup
www.armstrong.com look in the commercial section. It's v.c.t. Feature tile. Black n white. *** "One floor expert to rule them all!" ***
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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YES
remove the glue. Ceramic may be a good option. So would acid staining if it's concrete. *** "One floor expert to rule them all!" ***
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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tile?
I would be concerned with tile too. Possible a laminate flooring would be the best, but most trailers use carpet stretched or loose layed in. *...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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well...
If your edges are square, you can rough up the surface and install over it, but I would recommend against it. If there is ANY future seperation of ...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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Transitions
Transitions help the laminate expand and contract per room, instead of the rooms working against each other. If you use transitions, you will be h...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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expansion
Apparently there is more humidity during the summer time, and the product was not acclimated correctly or too little of an expansion gap was left, ...
over 8 years by Floorwizard
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hmmm
I am not sure what thinset. what would happen if the old tile seperates? *** "One floor expert to rule them all!" ***
almost 9 years by Floorwizard
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worry free
Don't worry too much. If the tiles were installed after 1980 you are in good shape. no way to know for sure unless you want some samples taken. *...
almost 9 years by Floorwizard
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hard stuff
it is difficult, but VERY necessary if you want a long lasting floor. Unless you buy an engineered floor and float over it. *** "One floor expert...
almost 9 years by Floorwizard
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