Installing Hardwood Flooring

Jerry T

Is that after you shake the poly really good? lol

StairMaster

The way I see it you were the one bustin balls telling me and every hard working hardwood floor tradesman out there that their job is easy.

ALCbuilding

Why the heck would I say that!!!! I am a hard working tradesman. I did not say easy! I said not as hard as people that haven't done it think it is.

ya know what, forget it! I'm not gonna waste my time explaining any further. If you wanna get your feeling hurt by mis-interpreting, I really don't care.

Floorwizard

No reason to Hiijack thread because of this.
please PM each other for any further conflicts.

I would like to see this thread back on track please.

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jeffreyfrog

You definately do NOT want to start each board at the same place, as a floating floor is designed to expand and contract, and as such you would lose joint integrity if the were all aligned. Each board should be offset at least 4 inches. Generally position your borads along the longest wall first, and the last piece that you cut, use the cut off piece to start the next row.

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