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I am in the process of planning to lay my first laminate floor. I
would like advice on lating a moisture barrier on top of my wood sub floor prior to installing the laminate floor. I will be laying a Pergo product with pad attached. I have read that you can lay plastic sheeting down on the sub floor prior to installation. I would be interested in your thoughts and suggestions. Thanks. The instructions always come with the flooring. Visit your local supply shop and look at the instructions. Not hard to understand and will be more reliable than a bunch of opinions from here. The only real hard & fast rule is not to have multiple moisture barriers as they'll trap moisture between then and it needs to go somehwere (down). |
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