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Plus if i start using an underlayment there, there will be a slight height difference.ĭoes every part need to have the expansion gap on a floating install ? Or can i get away with the start not having any? The only reason i'm saying to myself to go with floating, is cos i've done it before, its quick, and if you make a mistake on layout, you can easily pull a few planks out and change the pattern. So coming off the stairs, i cannot have an expansion gap.

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My biggest question is how to deal with the top of the stairs? The stairs will all have to be glued and brad nailed, with no underlayment. I have no run that is longer than 29ft and want to avoid any transition pieces into the bedrooms wherever possible. But will a floating floor be acceptable over a ply-board sub-floor ? There's no concrete, so moisture shouldn't rise, and i do always have my AC on. So i'm not 100% entirely sure if i should be going with floating, glue or naildown, given the humidity is always high in SW Florida. However my install is different beast in that my sub-floor is not concrete, but plywood cos its on the 2nd floor. Perhaps i'm a little picky now :) The same buddy is going to help me at my home.

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We trimmed all the woodwork that wasn't removed using an oscillating tool, and everything just went to plan ! I went to compare what i would think would be pro installs in some model homes that are up for sale in the area, all of which had wood flooring, and the work was equally as good, if not better since they used 1/4' round moldings everywhere ?. Truth be told i was very impressed with the work we completed. My only experience in wood flooring installation was being a helping hand doing 4 rooms at my buddy's home, using click-in boards, using a moisture shielded underlayment, over concrete. My plan is to remove all the baseboards, and leave a 3/8' gap for expansion, then re-install the baseboards so that they sit on top of the floor, so that i do not have to use any 1/4' round molding, which i'm not a huge fan of. Most likely this will be an engineered hardwood, as i'm told this is better for SW Florida. I'm about to embark on a wood floor installation for my entire upstairs, which has a plywood sub-floor in a home built in 2009 (using whatever codes relevant to SW Florida at the time).

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