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Cement board/ceramic and a lam. question
In applying cement board to the floor in order to install tile, do I need to
remove glued down 25 year old Congoleum? It is secure, the wood that it is glued to is secure, so is there any reason why it can't just stay right there? Thanks. Same question applying to installing click laminate flooring? (not about installing a cement board, but about leaving the congoleum) Perry |
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