Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - floating tile laminate or cork
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Tameria11
09-11-05, 02:38 PM
Hi Everyone
We are about to put flooring in our reno kitchen. We have a 1"wood plank subfloor plus 1/4 inch ply in one area, and 1/2 inch ply over 1"plank in the eat in area. I will make a transition point there as opposed to the entrance to the dining area.With cork I do not believe I need to add a subfloor of ply.We are deciding on 2 choices, Floating cork planks or tile style laminate. If someone has installed either, please let me know if you are happy with the product. Any and all posts would be appreciated. Thanks
We don't know which would be best, we have 2 children , but no dogs, just cats and hamsters :confused:
Dave
We are about to put flooring in our reno kitchen. We have a 1"wood plank subfloor plus 1/4 inch ply in one area, and 1/2 inch ply over 1"plank in the eat in area. I will make a transition point there as opposed to the entrance to the dining area.With cork I do not believe I need to add a subfloor of ply.We are deciding on 2 choices, Floating cork planks or tile style laminate. If someone has installed either, please let me know if you are happy with the product. Any and all posts would be appreciated. Thanks
We don't know which would be best, we have 2 children , but no dogs, just cats and hamsters :confused:
Dave