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Posted by Sacramento Dave on June 21, 2005, 9:58 am
> I am considering installing a floating hardwood floor in my living center
> and dining room. The adjoining kitchen which is vinyl, will be at a
slightly
> lower level because most of the decent hardwood floor systems are at least
> 3/8" thick.
>
> The living center and dining room will be at least 3/8" higher than the
> kitchen.
>
> Are there any issues with this difference in elevation? I realize there
are
> transition pieces but the idea is somewhat disconcerting to me.
>
> Are there any wood flooring systems that stand out above the rest?
>
>
My advice would be shop around Beware of Home Depots and Lowe's advice. Is
there a reason you don't want to go with a nail or glue down floor? Are you
thinking of a laminate flooring , Solid wood floor or engineered floor? I
don't think the transition will be a problem most the flooring has been
thought out pretty well for neat job. But do check to see what trim they
offer for your flooring choice
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