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Thanks, Floorwizard, for the reply. We chose laminate flooring in the first place so I would't have to dig out the slate. Looks like that may now b...

over 8 years by glendot

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Follow up to ceramic tile over oak floor

This is related to my question from yesterday regarding installing ceramic tile over oak flooring. Here is the rest of the story, as Paul harvey sa...

over 8 years by glendot

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ceramic tile over oak floor

I would like to install ceramic tile over an existing oak floor. I am told I need to first put down a backerboard so the mortar doesnt get into the...

over 8 years by glendot

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450

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Laminate flooring transitions

I am going to install laminate flooring in my home. The instructions say to use a transition piece when going through doorways. This interrupts the...

over 8 years by Floorwizard

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980

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Rods

I used rods and they are OK but I suggest the solid rods as opposed to the cheaper hollow rods. The hollow ones bend too easily, unless of course t...

almost 9 years by glendot

6

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786

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Removing a slate floor

I need to remove a slate floor and then will install a new ceramic tile floor. I believe the slate is laid on a 1-1/2 inch of concrete which is bet...

almost 9 years by glendot

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1016

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plywood

You can take plywood and make a series of cuts through to, but not including, the last ply, then bend it around. For extra strength, put some stuff...

almost 9 years by glendot

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916

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substitute for teakwood

I am doing a small project on my boat, in an exposed area. Teakwood is the first choice but when I costed it out, I was flabbergasted. What other w...

almost 9 years by Altereagle

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fixing old camp

I had my camp jacked and levelled last year, including new piers. What they did was new to me but made good sense, This was a very experienced team...

almost 9 years by glendot

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