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Lauren Norman
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Union City, NJ
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Underlayment in rentals under laminate

Lauren Norman
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Union City, NJ
Posted

Hi, We're renovating a 3rd (top) floor rental unit and using 10mm laminate from Lumber Liquidators. What kind of underlayment does best with rentals in medium end apartments close to Hoboken? I asked LL about Home Depot foam underlayment (which is much cheaper) and they said since its foam it has a tendency to feel unstable because of the air that is trapped below and over time it will become less and less even....not sure if this is just a ploy? Also concerned about noise- the less the tenants complain the better! 

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