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install staple up radiant before hardwood floors?
I am planning on putting in staple up radiant heating for my main
floor while I am finishing my basement (since I will have access to the underside of the floor). At a future date I want to remove the linoleum floor on the main floor and put in hardwood floors, the real oak flooring that you have to nail down. I know my floor has 3/4 plywood, do I run a serious risk with nails going through the subfloor and puncturing the radiant? or do the nails normally not go that deep? I will use a pneumatic floor nailer. |
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