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Is Fitting Wood Flooring Easy?
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I bought some left over engineered wood click flooring which will be enough to fit in my small downstairs hallway. Is it easy enough to fit? Do I need to use glue or dpm underlay or both? The flooring underneath is wood floor boards. Can anyone recommend which is best and if I need a special kit to fit. I already have a rubber mallet and jigsaw.
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"The most common way to install engineered click flooring is to loose lay (or float) it over an underlay" See here for more info: https://www. ambiencehard woodflooring .co.uk/engin eered-wood-f looring/prof ile-type/cli ck/#
00:38 Sat 27th Nov 2021
Mr Alba used some sort of spongy material as an underlay but he laid the wood on top of a hardboard type surface and not floor boards.
No glue as the planks need to have some give when folk are walking over them.
As an aside, I've heard stories that if the wooden flooring is underneath the skirting boards some insurance companies can be funny on meeting claims, something to do with their outlook on fixtures and fittings, but I don't know if that's an urban myth.
No glue as the planks need to have some give when folk are walking over them.
As an aside, I've heard stories that if the wooden flooring is underneath the skirting boards some insurance companies can be funny on meeting claims, something to do with their outlook on fixtures and fittings, but I don't know if that's an urban myth.
"The most common way to install engineered click flooring is to loose lay (or float) it over an underlay"
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Fitting linoleum flooring is easy as long as the surfaces including walls and baseboard are clean. If your linoleum flooring comes in rolls, it will come with a shaving device that you can use to shave any excess on the edges of the roll before making cuts to fit around corners and other obstacles. If not, use scissors or a utility knife with good blades. Be sure to match your seams so there won't be any lines. You may want some scrap linoleum tiles so you can anchor them down at all four edges of sensitive rooms like bathrooms where moisture could become trapped between the two layers of tile if not properly sealed.
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