Linoleum flooring is made of linseed oil, flax, jute, cork powder, wood flour, natural pigments.
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Q. What are the benefits of bamboo flooring?
Bamboo flooring is rapidly becoming one of the most popular types of residential flooring. Here are a few reasons why you should choose a bamboo floor:
· Bamboo floors are easy to clean.
· Bamboo floors are ideal for allergy sufferers as they do not promote dust or harbor dust mites.
· Bamboo flooring is an inexpensive...
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Q. What is the difference between bamboo flooring and hardwood flooring?
There are several advantages to using bamboo flooring compared to hardwood flooring. First, bamboo flooring is an environmentally friendly product. It takes only a few years for a bamboo plant to grow to maturity, while it takes decades for hardwood trees. And when bamboo is harvested, the root continues to live and produces new...
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Q. Can we install laminate over carpet?
You will not be able to install laminate over carpet because it needs to be against a flat, level and hard surface. All carpet and padding should be removed completely prior to installation.
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Q. Can laminate flooring be installed in my screened in porch or patio?
Unfortunately you can't install laminate flooring outside. Moisture will cause it to expand and damage the floor therefore it must be installed in a climate-controlled area.
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Q. Can laminate flooring be installed on steps?
Yes, laminate flooring can be installed on steps but with this exceptional installation, the planks should be glued down with regular wood glue. The moldings and transitions need to be nailed down.
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Q. How can I get the shine of my floor to increase?
The shine can not be modified as it is a manufactured characteristic. Therefore, you must never wax or polish a laminate floor.
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Q. Why is a moisture barrier used on concrete?
Concrete floors below ground are capable of storing a vast amount of water. It is crucial to avoid all direct contact between the laminate flooring and the concrete floor because the soil beneath the concrete can transmit humidity into the floor. Installing a moisture barrier over all concrete surfaces is mandatory for a successful...
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Q. What do I have to do before installation
Laminate flooring boards must be acclimatized for 48 hours in the room where they will be installed. Installation should take place at room temperature of at least 65°F (15°C). A floor surface temperature of 59°F and an overall room temperature of 64°F must be ensured before, during and three days after the installation.
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Q. What are the advantages of laminate flooring over those of solid hardwood flooring?
A. One obvious advantage is that of price; laminate flooring is typically half the cost of traditional hardwood flooring. Sometimes the savings are even greater, depending on the types of flooring in question. Additionally, laminate flooring is designed to be easy to install and is generally a good choice for most do-it-yourselfers, where solid...
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