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Julie Marquez
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Flooring For Uneven Floors

Julie Marquez
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  • Skagit County, WA
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https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/947...

This was a great discussion about flooring recommendations for uneven floors in an old house. The forum thread was from three years ago, and now I have the same question, but wonder if there are some new products on the market. There seems to be some great luxury vinyl planks, and maybe even the soft peel-and-stick ones would do better on uneven floors. Looking to start up this discussion again and for recommendations for flooring of an entire 1380 SF 3/2 single level 1936 house, after other foundations issues get resolved and the sub flooring is as level as possible. Also, I'm hoping to do one type of flooring for the entire house, or would breaking it up be better?

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