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allaboutfloors.co.cc – useful articles, tips and reviews of hardwood, laminate, bamboo and other types of flooring. Part 5 of Don Bollinger’s 1990 “Laying Hardwood Floors” instructional video.

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allaboutfloors.co.cc – useful articles, tips and reviews of hardwood, laminate, bamboo and other types of flooring. Part 2 of Don Bollinger’s 1990 “Laying Hardwood Floors” instructional video.

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I bought my house a year ago. It has beautiful cherry hardwood floors made by Bella. I have tried to upkeep them with several kinds of cleaners.. including murphys oil, some stuff made by orangeglow, and the swifter hardwood floor cleaner and thus far nothing can bring back the original shine. Its splotchy. In some places it is extremely shiny, but in my high traffic areas its dull. Any advice?

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I have gotten quotes (for labor only) all over the place, ranging from 10-35K to do what I wanted. I don’t know what the fair price would be. Any suggestion?

Doing it myself is not an option because I can’t even handle a hammer properly (found out the hard way after I did the demolition of the basement bathroom)

I am remodeling a home and wanted to do the below list. The house is approximately 1950 sq. ft.

1) remove ~1300 sq. ft of popcorn ceiling and replace with texture ceiling
2) remove carpet and install tile ~850 sq.ft.
3) remove carpet and install pre-finished hardwood floor ~600 sq.ft
4) remove carpet on stair and stair rail and replace with hardwood plank stair tread and modern rail (20 steps and 4 3×3 landing areas)
5) remove old tile in 2 bathrooms and replace with new tile and and tile bathroom floors.
6) Install a standing shower in basement (bathroom already there, I ripped it out to stud) and tile the floor and fixing ceiling.
7) replacing (the whole house) old & tired looking baseboard and doors, windows trim with new baseboard and trim
sanded the current door jam and painted same color with new trim
9) paint the whole house with 4 different colors

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ProSand has completed numerous commercial and residential flooring projects for home owners and businesses a like. If your looking for solid hardwood flooring installation or just a sand and refinish. ProSand Floors uses experienced craftsmen and Bona dust free sanding equipment. (317) 220-6944

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allaboutfloors.co.cc – useful articles, tips and reviews of hardwood, laminate, bamboo and other types of flooring. Part 7 of Don Bollinger’s 1990 “Laying Hardwood Floors” instructional video.

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This video shows how to install a hardwood floor using the Campbell Hausfeld Flooring Nailer, which makes the process much easier. This step by step instruction covers everything from preparation to finishing your hardwood floor. To learn more about Campbell Hausfeld products visit us at www.chpower.com

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I currently have a damaged hardwood floor that is over 100 years old. I want to install prefinished bamboo floors over it. Some of the damaged spots have been replaced with plywood, but there are still some creaky spots. Should I install a think sheet of plywood over the hardwood and then the bamboo on top? Or is it ok just to put the bamboo over the hardwood? Also I was told to lay it vertical to the hardwood floor, is that best? Or should I lay it on a diagnal so that every plank is resting on a beam?

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