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wood flooring instllation maryr99999 07-05-2006
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Posted by maryr99999 on July 5, 2006, 8:14 pm
I purchased 3/4 oak flooring to lay in my living room. The entire living
room has been durarocked. The instruction say to nail the flooring down,
however I can't nail to durarock. Can I glue the flooring down? It is
plank flooring in random lengths. If I can glue it, what kind of glue
should I use? HELP!!

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Posted by badgolferman on July 5, 2006, 8:59 pm
maryr99999, 7/5/2006,8:14:27 PM, wrote:

> I purchased 3/4 oak flooring to lay in my living room. The entire
> living room has been durarocked. The instruction say to nail the
> flooring down, however I can't nail to durarock. Can I glue the
> flooring down? It is plank flooring in random lengths. If I can glue
> it, what kind of glue should I use? HELP!!

Aren't you supposed to have plywood underneath the wood flooring?

Posted by maryr99999 on July 5, 2006, 10:51 pm
The house went underwater during Katrina and the existin floor was in bad
shape. The durarock went down to strengthen the floor. But now it looks
like the contractor should have used plywood. I don't know. I was just
hoping there was a way to keep from having to take up the durarock and
replace it with plywood.

Posted by James \"Cubby\" Culbertson on July 5, 2006, 10:55 pm

>I purchased 3/4 oak flooring to lay in my living room. The entire living
> room has been durarocked. The instruction say to nail the flooring down,
> however I can't nail to durarock. Can I glue the flooring down? It is
> plank flooring in random lengths. If I can glue it, what kind of glue
> should I use? HELP!!

I suspect you could glue it down but I'd recommend a call to the
manufacturer of the oak flooring. Oops, actually I just noticed you have
3/4". It's not recommended to glue down anything thicker than 1/2".
Sorry, not much help here.
Cheers,
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