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Comments (221)@Alan Ward I also noticed the Max is 8mm thickness and heavier, while rigid is 5.5 mm thick. Not sure how that affects things. @kaycreighton1 thank you! Initially we were just looking at Max. the stairs themselves we are carpeting and thankfully the hallway/loft upstairs is mainly above the garage, so not TOO worried about a lot of noise. From what I've read Max is still more soundproof than Rigid as well right?...See MoreHelp! Large gaping on newly installed solid bamboo floors
Comments (48)I know this thread has gone stale but I think I've found an issue with the LACK of subfloor prep: "They found composite tiles under the underpayment which neither we nor they knew about (it was coming up with the laminate removal so had to remove it all. We would have uneven floors) and that had to be removed so and extra $1000+ charge" I'm going to guess the removal of the composite tile (?anyone check for asbestos if the tile was from the 80's?) really mucked things up. The laminate was 'happy' sitting on the tile (I know...it wasn't supposed to be happy, but it was). The removal of the tile *MIGHT have caused some weird domino effect. I'm so sorry this has happened. It should not be part of your life to live through a shoddy bamboo install. With floating bamboo (click-together bamboo is notorious for issues...as in FAMOUS for having issues that reputable companies do NOT want to have anything to do with it) it is IMPERATIVE that all flatness ratings be taken. That expansion and transition strips are used through doorways. That all pinch-points are dealt with appropriately. Etc. If you are still dealing with this, please up date us. And if you can, please add photo re: doorways from hallway into other rooms (like the bedroom with the gap). And finally, bamboo is UNSTABLE. Laminate is very stable. I'm guessing the perfect storm occurred in your home. And another issue: bamboo needs +++time to acclimate. And it takes a special meter (an expensive meter) to take moisture readings of the bamboo (and then it takes someone special to KNOW HOW to use the special meter). I don't think you had anyone 'special' working on this project. I'm so sorry this has happened....See MoreLVP to avoid (read if considering Coretec or CaliBambo) and a mystery
Comments (255)If we could just get engineered wood and not have it ruined pretty quickly by our son then we would. (I don’t want explain the details, just that we do know what our own needs are and why.) Yes, we got samples of their bamboo flooring. Even the installer we were working with at the time said don’t do bamboo because he’d seen so many problems. I’d love to get porcelain tile but it’s so cold (and we’re on the floors so much) that we’d need the heating underlay and that’s not even remotely in our budget. It wouldn’t have to be a trade off if the LVP manufacturers didn’t make the mindless and unnecessary decisions they did! I’m hoping as more people complain about the abrasiveness then it will change (and we are definitely not the only ones at this point…Flooret even even had a case brought against them partially for the abrasiveness). At any rate many other things with the house have taken our resources over these past few years so hopefully the flooring industry will have solved these issues by the time we’re back in the market to solve our flooring troubles! Thank you for taking the time to give suggestions!...See MoreParamount timbrCORE Laminate - Any Reviews?
Comments (68)Just chiming in - we've had our Paramount TimbrCORE for 3 years now and still love it! We did silicone caulk around the perimeter of our kitchen under the baseboards, just in case any doggy water bowls tipped over. Well, that actually happened recently! Water leaked under the baseboard, but thankfully, the caulk prevented any damage to the laminate. We pulled the baseboard away as soon as we noticed, and while the caulk worked, the underside of the baseboard did swell a bit from absorbing water. We’ll replace that section next spring. These floors have really taken a beating, though, and no scratches, chips, or any other issues. Last winter was unusually rainy and icy here in ND, and there was a lot of standing water from our 3 dogs, but still no damage at all. I’m beyond pleased. I know something may happen eventually, but I’ll never regret choosing this brand!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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