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Fastening 1/4" underlayment
"Me" wrote in message ... I need to put down some 1/4" underlayment in a small hallway before I tile it. The present floor is too rough to tile the way it is. It's only 2 sheets, so not a big deal. I know the installers use staples, but I dont have the equipment, and just want to nail it. My question is what kind of nail to use, and how close to put the nails. Or, should I use some sort of adhesive along with nails? I dont want to turn this into a complicated job, and renting the stapler would require me driving 30 some miles, since I am in a rural area. I should note the present floor is only one layer of 3/4" particle board. http://www.gp.com/BUILD/DocumentView...elementid=3549 |
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