ly_rose asked:


We are working on an older house and some of the floor have spaces missing(we took out some walls) So we are putting in new hardwood floors. The floors now are some hardwood some other things. Can we put the new hardwood over the existing floors? Is this a good idea? Other choice is tearing all the floors out, but we would like to avoid that.

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demellousa asked:

installing nail-down hardwood floors.

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Mike G asked:


Any hardwood flooring experts out there?

We are considering 5 1/4″ unfinished Australian Cypress flooring but have heard some stories that it can tend to crack, creak and pop after installation.

We are planning to match moisture contents of flooring and subfloor before installation, glue and staple the boards in place, and the house will have a quality central HVAC system with humidity control.

Should we be concerning ourselves about this wood? Will this wood be likely to crack and pop when we walk on it down the road?

Thanks for any advice!
Mike

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Trix_R_not_4_kids asked:


I know that there is a floor wax called Murphys Wax which I can use, but my cousin suggested that I use vinegar dilluted in water instead because its cheaper, and mop with a dry mop. Is it safe to do this? Will it ruin the flooring?

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kdfisherga asked:

www.hardwoodinstaller.com. Overview of Kahrs prefinished engineered hardwood flooring products. Included; Traditional Woodloc, Castle and Cottage, Presidents, Herringbone, and the new Spirit Collection(2009)

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dusty8940 asked:


I am considering moving away from the Minneapolis/St.Paul area to Madison, Wi. It is closer to the parents, and chaper to live. I own and operate a hardwood floor co, and am wondering if I could keep myself busy there with work. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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Curious Person asked:


Also, what is your opinion on Bruce Hardwood?

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Chris L asked:


I just recently picked up a batch of Armstrong red oak hardwood flooring for a fantastic deal - enough to cover the space in my entry way at the basement level of my townhouse. Unfortunately, I’ve heard it shouldn’t be done due to moisture issues. Is this so? I considered (to keep the moisture locked out) leaving the existing vinyl floor (it’s literally a part of the concrete floor it’s so well attached) and laying right over it. I’m aware there’s an adhesive I need, regardless. Can anybody offer up some suggestions? Thanks!

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AlexandriaCarpetOne asked:

Some great Armstrong commercials featuring the Premier Performance line of Acrylic Impregnated hardwood flooring. Alexandria Carpet One serves the Washington DC metro area and has been the premier flooring service in the area for over 36 years.

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clueless asked:


We’re building a new home and I am in love with the idea of darker hardwood (like walnut) or a stain which would darken another type of wood. I’m looking for a walnut type appearance, including on the stairs. If anyone has any input about their own experience, I would be very appreciative. Thank you so much!

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