Today I'm installing click-lock engineered hardwood flooring in my bedroom. The best part? It's even easier to work with than vinyl! Follow along to learn all my tips and tricks for how to get professional results without giving yourself a headache. To purchase this flooring click SHOW MORE!
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Step 1 Screw Down The Floor – 3:39 Step 2 Clean Floor – 4:05 Step 3 Plan Where To Start – 4:26 Step 4 Underlayment – 4:58 Do This If You Make A Mistake – 13:19 How To Cut On A Curve With A Table Saw – 25:12 How To Compensate For Floating Floor Bounce – 28:03 Hassle Free Trim Installation – 29:17
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