All Forum Posts by: Hamad Khan

By uneven do you mean globs of adhesive and nails sticking up?  Sorry, you need to do those one by one.

If you mean level but with dips/bumps, you can get the floor leveler cement.  Make it as thin as you can since it sets up quickly and you want to spread it all at once.  This is barring something like a rotted out support beam underneath which you can jack up to replace.

If you're as good as you can get, I've found linoleum plank is pretty conformal and will take a beating.

Yes, that is true. I had kept some but I had some significant damage and needed more than usual. I have found some home depot lowes stuff stays in stock longer though.

Overall would you rate them to install again or would prefer something else for rental units? I had a bad experience with click and groove vinyl planks where click and joints break after sometime and replacement of a single plank is difficult.....vs i seen some videos where these loose lay planks are easier to install and replace.... What do you think?

I installed some in a unit about 4 years ago (purchased from floorstoyourhome). They were easy to install; last time I was in the unit I did see some gaps but it wasn't bad. The finish did have some scratching. I'd probably do some of the double sided vinyl adhesive tape here and there if I installed it again to try to prevent it. The biggest problem that I had though was, when I had some floors damage, the flooring that I used had already been discontinued so I wasn't able to get replacements.