Some upcoming weekend I'll be ripping up carpet in a small (11 x 11) room we have and laying vinyl tile. I could work my way through it now if I had too, but I'm looking for any references that might make my work easier. Anybody know of any good links removing carpet/laying tile? Or have any firsthand experience they could extend to me? I just want as much information as possible before I start to make sure there aren't any surprises.
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Don't we have a member here that does flooring? Think we do.
http://www.hometime.com/Howto/projec...ng/floor_3.htm
Make sure the underlayment is flat and smooth. Carpet hides all the bumps and waves, vinyl lets them show through. (ask me how I know )
I used to have the video tape from Hometime on flooring, don't know where it is now...If I can find it you can have it...Edit: found it, PM me your address if you want it...
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Originally posted by bru333Don't we have a member here that does flooring? Think we do.
http://www.hometime.com/Howto/projec...ng/floor_3.htm
Make sure the underlayment is flat and smooth. Carpet hides all the bumps and waves, vinyl lets them show through. (ask me how I know )
I used to have the video tape from Hometime on flooring, don't know where it is now...If I can find it you can have it...Edit: found it, PM me your address if you want it...Tracy
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Originally posted by TraceZI think Ceramic tile looks better, is easier to install and hides the inperfections in the subfloor better. I've laid a bit of ceramic tile in my days.
I'd like to use ceramic, but the room is a very seldom used room that will be mostly for storage. I can't justify the cost of ceramic in it, at least not in my financial situation.Dave M
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