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 Post subject: Glue/Nail ?
PostPosted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 5:00 pm 
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Two Questions:
1st- I am considering installing eng. hardwoodflooring 3" x 8mm (White Oak) on subflooring, my question is it says to glue down(too messy) can I nail it instead?
2nd-I dont have a nailer and don't want to have to buy a nuematic, is there some sort of electric nailer reasonably priced that I can use instead?


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If it says glue down only, they mean only. Most of Bruces engineered is glued down only.

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 Post subject: Underlayment paper/foam?
PostPosted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 11:55 am 
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Thanks! Our problem started with buying fromm LL absolute crap, HUGE mistake now I'm trying to match up the entry way up to the stairs finally found Bruce 3" x 3/8" eng. Nat. reasonably priced (actually got the 15 sq ft. per carton instead of mostly *&%@ I bought before lesson learned!!), it says that we can nail/glue I'm going to nail although, I want to also bead some sort of adhesive for the stairs , my question now is do I need to put down paper underlayment? Thanks so much for any advice. This web site has been a huge help I only wish I would have found it before my previous exp.


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