Stroker
Senior Member
Hardest part is moving the furniture.
Buy an oscillating tool. You'll thank me later. Perfect for cutting door molding and vinyl
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Can a dummy like me do it? It appears to be quite easy, watching install videos. Thoughts please. Or should I just double my cost and hire a professional. Have 2 rooms and a stairs and hallway to do.
You probably glued down an engineered wood. It is laminated wood. Different from a laminate flooring. You can go right over top of it though. There will be a height difference when you transition to carpet,tile or vinyl. They make transition strips for this. I have the glued down engineered wood in part of my house. I want to replace with tile and don't want the 1/2" or so difference in height. I'll probably tackle the job of scraping it upThinking of doing the vinyl planks.
Problem is a glued down laminate years ago before the floating floors.
Hope I’m not stuck having to pull up the old laminate.
Can you install plank over it??
You can go over it as long as it's still in good shape and stuck. It will defeat the purpose of the waterproofing thoughThinking of doing the vinyl planks.
Problem is a glued down laminate years ago before the floating floors.
Hope I’m not stuck having to pull up the old laminate.
Can you install plank over it??