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 Post subject: Which engineered for unfinished site sand/finish
PostPosted: Mon May 12, 2014 6:18 am 
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Hi guys.
Just looked at a job where the step down room is half cement slab and half plywood over sleepers. So far , we're leaning towards a glue down application and to match it to the rest of the flooring , it's best if I can sand and finish it on site .

Just wondering who has an engineered or good glue down floor with a thick wear layer . Also, if I recall, I think a company called Arizona flooring or Arizona lumber used to do an engineered floor that is thickness sanded at the factory.

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 Post subject: Re: Which engineered for unfinished site sand/finish
PostPosted: Mon May 12, 2014 8:43 pm 
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Paul, you mean the step down is below grade? I'd seriously consider a floating plywood/nail install if possible. There's a few presanded engineered out there but not enough. Did a TEKA 3/4 3 ply once in European white oak. Beautiful stuff outa Oregon lumber.
On those hald slab half wood substrates I worry about movement of the wood substrate verses the slab part. Like panelization along the slab line.

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