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I'm recarpeting the living room soon and want to eliminate all of the
squeaks in the floor. I've got 5/8 or 3/4 hardwood over 1X6's diagonal to the joists. The hardwood is in pretty bad shape and I never plan on refinishing it, so my plan is to just drive screws through it to the joists. My basement is finished with 12 X 12 interlocking acoustic tiles, stapled to furring strips - not a fun thing to remove to get a look at the joist locations. Is there a stud sensor out there that could find the joists from above? The zircon website says up to 1.5" deep, but I'm close if not over that. |
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