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Suitable for the use of solid wood flooring in the north. The wood floor luxury, hardness slightly poor for hard.
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To solve the problem of swelling and deformation of solid wood floor, here are the following for reference:A, ground moisture treatment methods: the general use of the "three oil felt" (three layers of asphalt asphalt felt paper, and then put a layer of cement on the top, to prevent the release of harmful gases); simple treatment method is to spread a layer of moisture-proof film on the surface of the two layers of asphalt.
The floor, the floor to the factory maintenance time, the new floor miaojie special oil, was trying to sell me, too expensive, not to buy. Want to go to the supermarket to buy a little, but do not know what brand is good, to understand the MM point of view ah, thank you!
Solid wood floor in the maintenance, we must pay attention to keep the floor dry, clean, avoid contact with a lot of water. Do not allow the use of salt water, water and other corrosive liquid soap scrub, so as not to damage the paint film; can wipe with cotton mop squeczing, in case of friction spot with steel wool, wet mop, not available gasoline, flammable materials and high temperature liquid wipe.
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According to severity:1 a large area of water: water pipe burst, running water heating.2 local water: water pipe leakage, pipeline leakage, heating pipe leakage, water dispenser, Water Leakage bathtub (bath renovation renderings) Water Leakage etc..
we are installing bamboo flooring (engineered wood-click and lock) and would like areas to be heated over our concrete slab. anyone have any recommendations??? any experience with this?? thanks!
Sun Touch electric system is the only way I know to do this., w/o tearing out a lot of concrete and adding a boiler system. You ll have to lay the system you want out ( or more than one mat). They come in several different sizes. After they are rolled out into place you ll have to pour a self leveling compound over it all to make the whole area flat . Then after the compound dries for several days ( it dries to walk on in 6/12 hrs or so) you can lay the wood . Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. I ve attended several installation seminars as well as installed several 100,000 s/f. GL
I am looking for information on the advantages of pergo type flooring.We would like to put this type of flooring in our condo.The condo rules say NO hardwood flooring,but these rules were probably written in the 80's. What are the advatages over the traditional type of hardwood flooring? Where can I find some info on the subject?Does anyone have a favorite brand.One that's easier to install than another?Any good tips about installation?Thank You!
the dupont elite is a great floor. looks very real, 30 year warranty, goes together easy. STAY AWAY FROM PERGO BRAND it is crap. as far as tips first add about 15% to whatever your square footage is...exp. if the room is 10'x10' that is 100 square feet. buy 115 square feet. be sure to stager your seamsendcuts the dupont also has the pad preinstalled on the planks which makes life alot easier. the floors that you must put the pad down first are a pain in the butt. you end up triping, and ripping the pad as you work in the room. MOST IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!!! reguardless of which type floor you buy be sure to have it in the house (close to the area to be installed) so the flooring can aclamate to the air temp in the house. home depot sells the dupont flooring, the stock 3 different colors, and can special order 3 or 4 more colors.
i know engineered flooring uses adhesives and this worries me. i think hardwood installation over conrete would be complicated (we live in a condo) and we were advised to choose engineered wood. thank you!
You can use the type of laminate that snaps together. This is installed over a pad that is rolled over the concrete. There would be no adhesive required. If you do go with the type of engineered wood that is glued together, the glue used is basically the same as yellow carpenters glue. The formula is slightly different, but for the most part it is very similar. The glue dries quickly, and once it's dry it should be sealed enough to not cause allergy issues. Hope this helps.
I'm looking at a hand-scraped birch engineered floor for my new house. My current house has solid Daru-Daru, an Indonesian hardwood near maple on the hardness scale. I've been very happy with my current floor. Will the engineered floor be comparable in durability?
If you are talking about a laminate floor it will not last as long as a hardwood floor.