Comments on: What Do I Need To Know About Installing Hardwood Floors On A Concrete Slab? How Is It Different From…?

By: dwilmoth

dwilmoth — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 03:12:17 +0000

First, the soil must be very level. Most concrete floors are not the same level because they build most of the units covering the carpet. If you check closely, you might want to put a floor first sub.

By: Rockin'J

Rockin'J — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 03:11:11 +0000

the difference is on a concrete floor glue cement boards. . . . . . . . making a special glue for this. . . . . . .
in the plywood are nailed or stapled to the plywood with a special weapon. . . . . . . the one I use is attached to an air compressor and struck with a mallet. . . . .
if you put this in itself need to paste a few feet at a time because the glue set up faster and if that happens, you may have problems with their boards do not hit so my advice is first-timer to take things slowly, with the tail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

By: don_vvvv

don_vvvv — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 02:55:14 +0000

You want to make sure the floor is sealed and level. In addition, you will want to do a floating floor. If you are doing real wood, you may need to install nailing strips firring, but if you're doing laminate or engineered wood, just below the membrane and then mounted on the top and that's it. The weight of the plant stays round and change rooms at the edges, it hides the difference will have to have. I discourage the use of real wood, go with the field of engineering, not so badly deformed.