1.00Do we need to lift old vinyl to have new vinyl put on?
Q.We're having the kitchen altered and new vinyl flooring put down..we've had 4 companies round all saying different things about the installation in a nutshell the question is....if we do lift the old vinyl which is stuck down all over, do we need a latex screed and if so is it easier just to latex screed over the old vinyl??
A.If there is only 1 layer of vinyl down you can go over existing vinyl, filling in any voids. A new subfloor can go over the old and put new vinyl on that. The way I understand the question about screeding is if your going to do vinyl over vinyl (which can be done if 1 st layer is down tight.) Then you need the latex over top so the under neath pattern won t telescope thru and show.. GL
1.00What to use as underlay under vinyl flooring on a concrete floor?
Q.I am about to have some vinyl flooring fitted in my kitchen and would grateful for any suggestions as to what I can use for cushioning and to try and keep the floor as warm as possible under foot. I have had vinyl flooring before and it is still hard and cold when standing on the flooring. I have even tried cork tiles and this did not seem to make a huge difference. Would a laminate and wood flooring underlay be suitable or would this be a waste of time?
I should add that I am in the UK.
A.An idea, There is a product by DRIcore subfloor which is designed to be put over concrete floors in basements, playrooms etc, this may be something you would want to look into, it would serve all your needs. Lowes carries this by the way, here's a link to the DRIcore website
http://www.dricore.com/en/eIndex.aspx
1.00What is the average price for vinyl flooring installation?
Q.I need to have vinyl flooring installed in an area that is approximately 300 square feet. What should I expect for a quote?
A.Rolled vinyl is pretty quick and easy to install. I wouldn't expect to pay more than $100 to $150, maybe less if they're charging by the hour (like a $20 an hour handyman).
1.00Real Estate Investment-Contractor suggested Vinyl Flooring in Kitchen instead of Carept. Ground Level Basement?
Q.Hi All,
The property manager suggested vinyl flooring in the kitchen of a 1 bedroom apartment instead of current old carpet. I understand it is easier to clean and might look better however will it not be less warm in the apartment as a result if I replace it with vinyl flooring instead fo a new carpet? Also, carpet is around $2/sq ft including everything. what is an average simple vinyl flooring price per sq ft? The structure is a little unique - the apartment in question is a ground level basement.
I heard if floor is not lifted carpet is better for the reaosn mentioned above (heating) but not sure. how can I tell if it is lifted or not?
(The unit will be rented out soon, it's a rental business)
THANK YOU,
Neil
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1.00How much would vinyl flooring cost including installation?
Q.For a 600 sqft kitchen/dinning room
A.Vinyl flooring prices can range from numorous amounts... it depends on what style, the brand you want..
1.00What is the best method to install new vinyl flooring?
Q.I'm remodeling my kitchen. The orginal vinyl flooring is really ugly, but not really that bad shape. I want to put new vinyl flooring. What is the best method. I don't see the option of removing the old flooring but instead, putting the new floor on top of the existing. Should I just lay down 1/4 inch luan or is there a better, more professional method?
A.If its only 1 layer down, most manufactures ok it it to go over the existing as long as its in decent shape like you say. Yes the use of a luan or birch luan is the best way to go. The new glue will take to the pores of the wood the best.Filling in the seams w/ a special cement based filler and if theres any imperfections in the wood. I ve always have used Ardex but there are other names out there.
Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. GL
1.00How do I get laminate flooring to work when my steel door can barely "clear" vinyl flooring?
Q.I'm looking at putting laminate flooring in the kitchen but our steel door leading out to our garage can barely "clear" the current vinyl flooring when it opens, so I know it wouldn't be able to open with a taller laminate floor. I don't want to spend a lot of money on a new door or make any major renovations. Any suggestions?
A.Another option if you can't cut the door off is to put the laminate only up to the outside of the door reach and leave the vinyl as a circular entry type look. It's done with carpeting all the time by outside entry doors, usually so you can have a scatter rug on the vinyl. In your case, you don't have room for a scatter rug.
1.00What type of flooring is easiest in kitchen and less expensive that we can do ourselves?
Q.We have tile looking vinyl flooring right now. I love my floor but it has to go to add new cabinets, extra wall cabinets and a middle cabinet island. What have others did for their flooring that is easy and not too expensive. We have a good solid wood surface under (1) layer of vinyl flooring to work with. Thanks for any help and answers......
A.Dont go too cheap.....home depot or lowes has closeout tile (usually less than 1$ a sq.) really east to install and will last forever, and when you do a project like that yourself you will be proud!
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Vinyl Flooring
Their ease of installation and affordable price makes vinyl flooring the flooring material of choice for a vast majority of homes across the country. The cost of installation is lesser than wood floors, and installing involves using adhesive to stick the vinyl flooring to a sub floor. Generally, you can choose from sheet vinyl and vinyl ties. Bot
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h these types have high resistance to stains. The colors and textures that you can choose are also varied, allowing you to customize a look for your >, Kansas area home and combine different textures and shades.
You can install vinyl flooring tiles in both homes as well as commercial areas like super markets etc. Vinyl flooring tiles for home use can range from the inexpensive end of the scale that consists of self stick tiles that look just like ceramic tiles, to heavier, thicker marble-like tiles that are better looking and boast of natural looking patterns. Both these types of vinyl tiles are available in 12" X 12" sizes and above. The luxury tiles are usually installed using the full spread method, but self stick luxury tiles are also available. Patterns are easy to create with both inexpensive and luxury tiles.
For a vinyl floor to look as good as it can, make sure that the sub floor installation is well done. Any imperfections in the sub floor can result in an unevenly laid out vinyl floor. Get your tiles installed by a professional flooring company, who can ensure that the tiles are laid close enough without gaps or cracks in between. Use recommended cleaners to use your vinyl floor, and protect from sharp and heavy objects. Use rugs at strategic places to prevent sand and grit from entering the house.
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