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Posted by brendwal on September 18, 2006, 4:20 pm
But where is the moisture coming from? I'm up 11 floors! Just doesn't
seem necessary?
empress2...@wowway.com wrote:
> yep,
>
> and more importantly you would want it if you had to walk on that floor
> all the time.
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> brendwal wrote:
> > I am installing a floating laminate wood floor on an 11th floor
> > concrete building. So therefore my subfloor is concrete. Most place
> > say to put a 6mil poly vapor barrier on top of the concrete. I can
> > understand this if you are in a house and you have water vapor seepage
> > from the foundation and the earth, but I am on the 11th flor of a
> > condo. Do I still need that vapor barrier???
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