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Joined: Wed May 14, 2008 11:31 pm Posts: 688 Location: Milford,Connecticut
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Do not screw the floor unless you want the look of screws and plugs. As mentioned above, you can install the floor by using flooring adhesive like Sikabond T-55 and a flooring stapler.You don't have to do use a full spread of glue .You can trowel the glue in strips (aka partial spread) and then install the flooring with your stapler assuming that your boards are tongue and grooved.
Back in the day when there weren't good adhesives , screws were used to hold down wide planks .Cut nails were also used but they are no longer required except for people who desire the look of a screwed and plugged floor.
_________________ Paul @ Advanced Wood Floors Milford,Connecticut http://www.addwoodfloors.com
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