How to Install Hardwood Flooring & Engineered Floors
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Because it’s laminated, it’s more stable than solid wood, so you can put it over concrete or radiant floors, and not worry about warping. And Hosking says the finishes are far more durable than anything he can apply on-site.
Top-of-the-line engineered strips range from about $8 to $12 per square foot. That’s higher than solid-wood planks, but homeowners can offset the expense by tackling the installation themselves.
i dont get it….you install the hardwood pieces by attaching them together instead of founding them to the floor somehow? U only have the under-bed of that red stuff underneath, and the only thing keeping the wood together is the glue? 1. is the glue strong enough? and 2. if its not strong enough isnt it going to lead to spacing between the wood panels over the years? as well as noise and snapping under weight?
great, now to unpack those 29 boxes sitting in the living room…
Table saw freehand? No thanks
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