Flooring
Karen asks, “Our builder installed our tile floor on ¼” thick cement board, and the tiles are moving and popping up. Is there any way to fix this easily?”
There’s no quick fix if the cement backer board wasn’t attached to the subfloor correctly, but read on to find out the right way to install it.
The Kuppersmith home renovation project follows the extensive renovation of a two-story, Tudor style home built in 1926 in Mobile, Alabama. In the ninth of our 13-part series, we finish the heart pine floors and install a paver patio.
The Kuppersmith home renovation project follows the extensive renovation of a two-story, Tudor style home built in 1926 in Mobile, Alabama. In the sixth of our 13-part series, we tackle installing the interior trim, painting, and laying heart pine flooring.
The Ryobi Portable Flooring Saw is perfect for DIY installation of laminate or wood flooring projects around your home. The 5” diameter blade can cut up to 3/4″ deep and can make both rip and crosscut easily. Watch video to find out more.
Find out how to install a do-it-yourself, click together, floating tile floor with that requires no adhesive or grout and can be used in kitchens, bathrooms, or other rooms. Watch this video to find out more.
Ralph asks, “We have some stains on our oak floors. Is there a way to remove the stains without sanding the whole floor?”
Stains in wood floors can be hard to remove without sanding, but watch this video for some tips to try first.
Vinyl flooring usually requires covering the subfloor in messy adhesive to hold it in place; but thicker vinyl flooring is now available that doesn’t require adhesive, making the process much more DIY friendly. Watch this video to see how easy installing nonadhesive vinyl flooring can be.
Watch this video for tips on how to install, repair, and remove flooring in your home. We’ll show you what you need to know to tackle everything from vinyl and carpet to tile and wood flooring.
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