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Marian Smith
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Williamson County, TX
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temp install laminate over carpet?

Marian Smith
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Williamson County, TX
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Hi, I am renting an apartment for a year and I want to put $.59 cent laminate over the carpet in a 13x13 den because it smells like musty dog when it rains outside--owner, when asked,  told me it is a no pet complex but whatever.  I am thinking this will work better than carpet deodorizesand will look better too.  The carpet is very low pile but I am sure there is a pad.  But I just need it to stay together a year....I think it will but thought maybe someone here has experience.  (I have installed plenty of 8mm laminate over felt but this is 7mm and carpet obviously is thicker than felt.)  There is a unit below me so I am sure the landlord won't want the carpet removed for sound deadening reasons andI am sure he won't pay anything either...reputation around here.  I have a rug but it s 5x7.

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