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laminate flooring Don & Lucille 07-16-2008
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Posted by Don & Lucille on July 16, 2008, 3:56 pm
What skill level required to do laminate flooring? Can the average home
woner tackle this job? Any tricks? Hints?




Posted by Oren on July 16, 2008, 4:11 pm
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:26:49 -0230, "Don & Lucille"

>What skill level required to do laminate flooring? Can the average home
>woner tackle this job? Any tricks? Hints?

Hint: when you take he measurements, add another 10% material for
waste :))

Trick: have someone that can make the cuts for you...beats getting up
and down all the time.

Yes a homeowner can tackle this job. It may not go as fast, though!

Pick a material and see the web site for instructions on installs.

Posted by h on July 16, 2008, 6:50 pm

> What skill level required to do laminate flooring? Can the average home
> woner tackle this job? Any tricks? Hints?
Don't use laminate. Spend the extra $1/sq. ft. to buy real hardwood. The
first time you find a wet spill on the floor you'll be glad you did.



Posted by Oren on July 16, 2008, 8:26 pm
wrote:

>> What skill level required to do laminate flooring? Can the average home
>> woner tackle this job? Any tricks? Hints?
>Don't use laminate. Spend the extra $1/sq. ft. to buy real hardwood. The
>first time you find a wet spill on the floor you'll be glad you did.

Laminate may have seven ply's. Each being hardwood.

I can tell you the wood KILLS my blades. Some boards have metal
(granular) in them...

Find me some REAL hardwood. :-\

Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on July 16, 2008, 9:58 pm

> What skill level required to do laminate flooring? Can the average home
> woner tackle this job? Any tricks? Hints?

Easy to do a room in a day or less.
Laminate is tough stuff. You need a miter saw with carbide blade for the
cross cuts. Even a $99 one will do but take time to learn how to use it
safely. .

Invest in knee pads. Get a kit with a tapping block and pull bar.



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