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How to install hardwood on a rough floor
I have been installing hardwood for customers for a few months and
things have been going well but seems I met my first challenge. When I installed 4" wide 3/4" thick mahagony flooring there is excessive height difference, maybe upto 1/10 of an inch in rare cases, between adjoining boards. I investigated and found this is due to the chipboard (3/4" OSB) floor being very rough. Even though there is 1/5" thick plywood on top of the OSB the problem persists. To correct the problem do I sand the OSB floor or smooth it with floor leveling compound? Or is there another solution? |
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use self leveling latex and sand smooth this should take care of most of the
problem. The latex is much easier to sand then the osb. I assume most of the flooring is T&G wrote in message ups.com... I have been installing hardwood for customers for a few months and things have been going well but seems I met my first challenge. When I installed 4" wide 3/4" thick mahagony flooring there is excessive height difference, maybe upto 1/10 of an inch in rare cases, between adjoining boards. I investigated and found this is due to the chipboard (3/4" OSB) floor being very rough. Even though there is 1/5" thick plywood on top of the OSB the problem persists. To correct the problem do I sand the OSB floor or smooth it with floor leveling compound? Or is there another solution? |
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