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Jerry S.
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Installing Flooring

Jerry S.
  • Homeowner
  • Waldorf, MD
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I have a ranch style house with a concrete slab foundation. I'm want to put in either hardwood or engineered floors in the living room, hallway and 3 bedrooms. I need to use concrete leveler . What mil thickness vapor barrier if any would I need. I'm wanting to install either hardwood  which i think is out of the question (nothing to nail it to) or engineered flooring.  Would I have to glue the flooring down?  Are engineered floors able to float after they are installed?

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