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almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Cool Website
Bucketboss is right, that site is really fun, pretty soon there will be many members, and the features are great!
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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asbestos vinyl tile - self leveling compound
Is the floor concrete?
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Lampton laminate flooring?
You absolutely get what you pay for. I wouldnt dare touch a product that cheap.
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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high moisture in concrete, what are my options for hardwood?
I know we have talked about this, and it can be glued to the concrete, but can the wood be floated as well?
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Is the hardwood damaged?
You have a woven product most likely, so it seems to me that if you keep your rug off that area, perhaps the light will change that area to match t...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Peel & Stick vinyl tiles
I have heard many many nightmares with peel n stick tiles over the course of 7 years. My only advice if you absolutely want to use them, is buy an ...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Neat website for flooring and such
I found another site that is pretty neat. If you cannot find the answer here, maybe you can there. http://www.contractorschatroom.com/forums/
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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ok, update on hardwood floor installation procedures
The one way to test I hear about most often is Alkelai testing. Not sure how it works, but search for it on the net. I have done a basic test by ge...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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looks like i am missing something - hardwood install
Your right, glue to the concrete. This is totally new news to me.
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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ok, update on hardwood floor installation procedures
Well, I checked, and now it looks like bruce is giving the ok to glue down to concrete. I guess adhesives have gotten alot better recently so go fo...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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ok, update on hardwood floor installation procedures
Wierd. Is there a new process I do not know about? This sounds off the wall to me.Have you done a moisture test on the concrete?I am just flabergas...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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looks like i am missing something - hardwood install
Ok, I see now, the glue is for the tounge and groove. In your posts you said that they said glue it to the concrete, but in fact you glue it to its...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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looks like i am missing something - hardwood install
snap together is an engineered floor, and an engineered floor can be floated. You cannot glue anything but maybe ceramic tile to concrete. If you g...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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can i install hardwood flooring over tile?
as long as it is an engineered floor, you will be able to install over tile, but chances are, the carpet and the tile are on 2 different underlayme...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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looks like i am missing something - hardwood install
Wrong advice. You would have to install moisture barrier, and then some plywood to glue down to. Lots of work. Unless it is an engineered floor, th...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Another Underlayment Question
If you can take the height difference, than new 1/4 multiply will be faster and easier. Leveling an entire uneven floor is a matter of trowel, dry,...
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Laminate flooring installation
Install away! The floor should be pretty level, but you may need to buy wood molding around the wall if Cove base is existing now.
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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removing carpet glued to hardwood floor
Sorry to tell you the bad news, but you need to scrape and then refinish the hardwood. No easier way I know of.
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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Uneven flooring
tearout the terazzo.
almost 14 years by Floorcraft
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