Currently the room has carpet, at the join place; I can feel it is not that flat.
If I plan to replace the carpet with hardwood floor.
1. Does this will causing problem?
2. Do I need to replace subfloor?
the short answer is "maybe".
there is no way to tell without seeing what you have to work with in regards to underlying subfloor.
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There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way. Do it right everytime.
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http://flooringworld.org/
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there is no way to tell without seeing what you have to work with in regards to underlying subfloor.
_____________________________________________
There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way. Do it right everytime.
_____________________________________________
http://flooringworld.org/
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