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 Methods for Installing of Wood Floor Products
 


   
Installing and finishing of hardwood floors is a detailed and pain staking project for the do it yourselfer (DIY). It's rewards are the enjoyment of the enduring beauty a wood floor gives to any room setting. The following links provide information that is generally accepted in the trade and have incorporated many years of experience. A successful installation depends upon the installer and close attention to details before, & during the actual installation process. The information provided here is true for most hardwood floorings, however they DO NOT represent foolproof instructions and individual applications vary from job site to job site. ALWAYS read and follow manufacturers instructions. Wood Floors Online AND Wood Floors International, Inc., assumes NO risk or liability for these procedures or their use.
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Three (3) Installation
Methods most commonly used

Floated - laminates or engineered
Glued - laminates or  engineered
Nailed/Stapled -  engineered or solids

 

Plywood-on-slab detail  

NOFMA Installation diagram - over plywood

 

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Finishes-Mixing Oil over Water Base & vise versa
Refinishing Old Floors
Purchasing A Home with Wood Floors
Jobsite Conditions
Moldings
Radiant Heat under Wood Floor products
Repair vs Patching Wood Floors 

Sub-floors-Suspended and Moisture Barriers
Water + Wood = Problems
Purchase Wood Floors Products Direct
Wood Cuts & Grading
Wood Properties
Wood Floor Photo Gallery
Wood Species