double sided would be the easiest, but better results from the harder to use iron. What is tricky is the row cutting and proper technique that com...
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I agree. More harm than good most of the time.
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if you can take the heighth, then put backerboard down on the vinyl. I would remove vinyl and underlay in one swoop, then install new backerboard....
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Wood molding painted white.
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well, the only carpet that should be glued down without pad, is a low pile commercial or berber carpet. But I like just a tad bit more comfort whe...
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even if you do find enough, it will be a different dye lot. just so you know... unless the tile is screened...most likely not.
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www.johnsonite.com
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www.armstrong.com Armstrong Perspectives flooring looks like stained concrete.
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Ceramic needs concrete board first on the plywood before install. Hardwood needs depend on the hardwood. For the concrete areas, ceramic can go on...
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either stained concrete, or Armstrong sheet vinyl flooring. Is it super hard like concrete, or is it semi soft?
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Rent a stand up scraper and fresh blades. go to town on the pad.
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Hammer it out. use protective goggles.
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I think there is some confusion. What I said was "if you want to save money...DO NOT install on top of the vinyl" Tile need stability, and vinyl ...
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I hope the plan at least is to screw down backerboard first?
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well, you could tile first as long as the vanity will not be smaller... I would just tile after...no biggie. If you really want to save money, ...
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Some have done it and have been fine....so far... A professional should not tell you it is o.k. unless they do not plan on being in town long enou...
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I know little about joist work, but I would replace with 3/4 tounge and groove plywood and nail the 3/4 wood to that.....should be a stable floor f...
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Plastic Laminate would be the best choice for the short term, like 15-20 years if you get the right Laminate. Wood will be the wisest choice for l...
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pergo cleaner with a terry cloth mop.
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maybe spray it with water from a sprayer and turn the heat up to 80 and wait the night.
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