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gecko wrote:
I have a double-wide trailer in Delaware and need to replace all my rugs due to an errant dog who has now passed. I am thinking of trying hardwood flooring or laminates, but I have to wonder if I can do that. I am thinking that my sub-flooring might not handle hardwood flooring. Laminates might be possible since my understanding is that they can be installed as 'floating'. I am not sure I really care for laminates however. I guess what I am looking for here is any advice pertinent to my concerns - even 'don't do it'. Thanks -GECKO How dry is it under that trailer? Most trailers I have seen aren't real solid on the bottom, and hardwood does not cope with moisture well. Not to mention the problems with the floors getting taller on all the doors. I'd go with a good grade of textured vinyl and area rugs, myself. -- aem sends... |
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