Laminate flooring question - groove to groove possible?
well i have never tryed it but it should work fine...good luck
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terrazzo floors
try filling up the holes with a matching grout(unsanded) that should work fine,you could also add a two part epoxy to the grout (available from cus...
over 13 years by carpetman
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Hardwood Floors in Bathroom
if you want hardwood in a bathroom ,your best choice would be an engineered product (stands up to water better than solids)as to brands home depot ...
over 13 years by carpetman
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resurfacing tile floors
in general terms when you have a ceramic tile floor,the only thing you can do is tear out the old one.....carpet may go over the top,laminate might...
over 13 years by carpetman
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Preparing for Ceramic Tile
what he said.
over 13 years by carpetman
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Want to replace ceramic tile floor
what you need to know is ,how is the tile floor layered.from the top down (tile) then some kind of backerboard? or was the tile glued to plywood,is...
over 13 years by carpetman
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Cracking ceramic tile
every tile store should have somthing ,they all will do the job,however go to the web site for [URL=http://www.midwestpadding.com look at insulate ...
over 13 years by carpetman
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Ceramic Tile on non-shower walls
the thin set mortar is all you need( make sure its a good one don't buy the cheep stuff.)good luck
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Tiling over tile?
get a good floor scrapper,sometimes a flat shovel will work,a heat gun may be needed to help loosen the tile...good luck
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New Underlayment
a corner can be a good place to start,think about which way will reguire the least amount of cutting (of the underlayment)nothing special at the ed...
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New Underlayment
# 1.use plywood,acx is fine,1/4" thick.# 2.stagger the underlayment,run it the otherway from the one you are going over.# 3.take off the threshold...
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Bella Flooring
/www.bellawood.com/...this is the website you need.....good luck
over 13 years by carpetman
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Marble Floors
butal is a water proofer,used under ceramic tiles,in wet or humid conditions,it may be sold in your area by roofers,look in the phone book under "w...
over 13 years by carpetman
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pine floors 2
i'm sure you are correct.i live in the nevada high desert,and we allways get the wood to about 6%. i was not thinking of the humidty back east....t...
over 13 years by carpetman
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pine floors 2
i think the best install would be to nail them (no glue)make sure the moisture content is down to aprox 6%,and make sure the wood is in the rooms t...
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Insulating Concrete Slab
good quality carpet,with 1/2" 8 lb pad should to the trick....good luck
over 13 years by carpetman
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base board removal
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Laminate wood floor problems
the most important thing about installing laminate is to make sure the floor is acclaimated,this means the lamanate has to be at room temp.for 3 da...
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pine floor
i would think the best install would be to nail the floor down (no glue) however ask the people you purchased the wood from,they will be best able ...
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PARQUET FLOOR REPAIRS
the floor will need to be sanded and refinished,a job best done by the pro's,....good luck
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