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Engineered hardwood flooring is a superb choice for any area where real wood is desired, but excellent protection is necessary. For instance, an engineered hardwood installation could be the perfect solution for damp, humid below-grade spaces.
But, like many homeowners, you might be wondering how the products are installed. If so, you’ll want to read along to find out more about that process.
When atmospheric conditions are dry, the acclimation periods can take longer. It’s crucial to maintain a temperature between 60 and 80 degrees, and a humidity level between 30 and 50 percent inside the home before installation.
With a proper subfloor in good repair, installers can begin the work of installation right away. A variety of factors can affect the methods used to attach your new flooring, and your installers will be happy to discuss these with you.
Installation methods can include floating, gluing, stapling, or nail down procedures. Of course, gluing is one of the most permanent ways, so if you think you might want to replace this floor covering in the future, you might choose an alternate installation method.
For more detailed information on the installation procedures that will be used with your floor covering, be sure to visit us to speak with a flooring professional at your convenience.
Leave the hassle, anxiety, and frustration behind by allowing us to bring the showroom to your door. Find out how we help achieve your flooring satisfaction from purchase, all the way through the installation when you choose us.
But, like many homeowners, you might be wondering how the products are installed. If so, you’ll want to read along to find out more about that process.
The engineered hardwood installation process
Installing engineered wood flooring always begins with the acclimation process. This helps your floors reach a balance between the moisture in your home and the wood being installed.When atmospheric conditions are dry, the acclimation periods can take longer. It’s crucial to maintain a temperature between 60 and 80 degrees, and a humidity level between 30 and 50 percent inside the home before installation.
With a proper subfloor in good repair, installers can begin the work of installation right away. A variety of factors can affect the methods used to attach your new flooring, and your installers will be happy to discuss these with you.
Installation methods can include floating, gluing, stapling, or nail down procedures. Of course, gluing is one of the most permanent ways, so if you think you might want to replace this floor covering in the future, you might choose an alternate installation method.
For more detailed information on the installation procedures that will be used with your floor covering, be sure to visit us to speak with a flooring professional at your convenience.
Choose us for your engineered hardwood installation
Express Flooring offers the impressive benefit of shop-at-home flooring services for Arizona, Texas, Las Vegas, & New Mexico. Our Austin service areas include Georgetown, Pflugerville, Round Rock, Leander, Manor, Buda, Cedar Park, and more. We believe that flooring is made to look good in your home, and it only makes sense that you would want to see it in the comfort of your own home before purchasing it.Leave the hassle, anxiety, and frustration behind by allowing us to bring the showroom to your door. Find out how we help achieve your flooring satisfaction from purchase, all the way through the installation when you choose us.
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