Blacker: "My understanding of floors of this type is that the blocks are "floating" I haven't heard of that one before. You'll be better off ...
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Hi folks! Been awhile. I've dealt with the brand in question and wasn't impressed with it, but as Floorcraft mentions or tries to allude to "the...
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"Could the poly mil get all stinky or moldy from lying against concrete for many many yrs?" ThanksConcrete doesn't have the right ingredients to cr...
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Frank:What part of PA do you hail? I get leads I can't do anything with half the time.
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Walsh:Why set the nails? What a good way to ruin an antique looking floor. I can see a reason to set sharp 6p nails or similar as it will tear apa...
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Michelle:You'll get some great responses at the following ceramic tile forum... http://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?forumid=1
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Carpetman:I agree Mannington does have some of the higher end lines that have a thin wear layer...forgot about that. It's beyond me why they do it...
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Carpetman:With all due respect....check out coastal woodlands by bruce .the top layer is as thick as a solid wood floor This would be near to the l...
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Laf:There's alot to consider on this one. A good first step would be to know the thickness of the subfloor. Furthermore, radiant heat is not someth...
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SK:You mean stuff like this? It's the new rage from what I saw at the recent Surfaces Flooring convention in Las Vegas. Hard to find for the time b...
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CBB:That's the beauty of floating floors. They can be installed over most any existing floor covering providing the old is secure to the subfloor. ...
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Victor:You'll need a slip tongue or what is often called a spline. In effect what happens is you will have two tongue sides facing in each directio...
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Agreed. It also depends on what may be popular in your region unless you desire to go against the trend. Here in South Florida its near 95% painte...
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Des:Try the fine folks at www.johnbridge.com. Best tile message board on the internet
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Wet Swiffer?It's here at this link... http://www.hardwoodinstaller.com/hardwoodinstaller/floorcare.htm Ken Fisher
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Carpet man is referring to what we call "screen and coat." Screening removes the the surface finish layer or two and allows for a proper applicatio...
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The manufacturer if Robbins; it is a glue down floor; about 2 1/4 in wide and 3/4 to 1 in thick; all the pieces seem to be about the same size; hea...
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Tc:The stuff is very installer friendly and some installers are bragging how much money they can make from it. Installation time is one half and ev...
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Cjr:By your description it sounds as if there may have been a wall or two removed? I suppose you really won't know until the carpet is removed. The...
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Db:The way I see it the only way of making it better is to have it replaced. It sounds like a poor installation to me unless there are flaws with t...
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