How Do You Lay Laminate Flooring On Old Hardwood Floor?
Laminate flooring is a great choice for updating your old hardwood floor. It comes in a variety of styles, is resilient and is much cheaper than trying to replace an entire hardwood floor. Installation on hardwood floors is actually a bit easier than on a concrete subfloor because you don’t need to worry about installing a moisture barrier. Ensure that the floor is level and free of debris. This includes any old nails or screws that are poking up. Either hammer these in or use a hacksaw to saw off the tops to make them flush. Sand down any high spots in the floor, either by hand or by using a floor sander. Be sure to vacuum up all the dust. Allow the laminate to sit in the room for at least 48 hours to come to room temperature. Cut the foam padding to the size of the room. If more than one sheet is needed, lay two sheets next to each other without overlapping. Do not secure them to each other. Lay your first laminate board in one corner of the room. Use laminate flooring spacers to kee
