BELLAWOOD Premium Underlayment 100 Sq Ft

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Bellawood Premium Underlayment - 100 square feet per roll

The Bellawood Premium Underlayment offers a universal product usage. It's great for all floating floors including laminates with pre-attached pad, clic-vinyl and engineered wood. In addition, it can be used with nail-down and glue-down flooring.

Features:
- Use over most industry approved subfloors
- Firm support for multiple types of flooring with great acoustic benefits
- The vapor barrier is specifically designed for optimal bond with adhesives and also helps to seal around mechanical fasteners in nail-down applications
- The self-seal lip & tape system makes it easy to join the seams
- LEED compliant, made of primarily recycled content
- Triclosan-free antimicrobial treatment to safely inhibit mold and mildew
- Adds R-value (thermal resistance measure) to chilly floors
- Also suitable for use with radiant heat flooring
- Smoothes out minor sub-floor imperfections.

Weight
25oz/sqyd (2.78 oz/sqft)

Thickness
0.11"

Density
18.9 lbs/ft^3

R-Value
@0.125" = 0.52 hr-ft^2-degF/Btu (4.19/inch)

Flammability
Meets or exceeds Federal Flammability Standard: CPSC FF 1-70 (Pill Test)

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Accessories

Installation Details: Installation Guide.pdf

Installation Guide

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

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4.6

(based on 68 reviews)

95%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to install (5)
Easy to use (4)
Easy to work with (4)

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5/21/2013

5.0

Underlayment

By New Home Owner

from Michigan

Pros

Protects Your Floor

Cons

Best Uses

Helps protect your floor when you have a concrete slab.

5/19/2013

5.0

well worth the price

By ct homeowner/diyer

from connecticut

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Cons

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well worth the price I used it under my click cork and under my 3/4 solid nail down much better than rosin paper and much quieter, I even put some under hard backer to act as a thermal break for my entrance tile.

5/15/2013

4.0

Good but pricey

By Cottage owner

from Hampton Beach

Pros

Cons

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Good but pricey

5/13/2013

5.0

Great product

By Handy-Man

from Connecticut

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This is a great product. I was first hesitated due to the cost. My friend got the cheaper one and regretted. I think I have made the right choice.

5/6/2013

(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

premium underlayment

By Steve the splicer

from kenosha wi

Pros

Easy to work with
Soft
Tough

Cons

Best Uses

Floor Padding

The only thing I can complain about was with the sales associate when I ordered my underlayment. I asked about needing a moisture barrier with the underlayment as the wood flooring was going in the basement. The answer was no so I didnt worry about it. Once my contractor picked everything up from lumber liquidators he goes to install the underlayment and rifht there on the package PUT DOWN MOISTURE BARRIER!

Recommended:
6mm clear plastic moisture barrier

5/2/2013

5.0

MY FLOOR !!!

By Ragsanchance

from Chester, VT

Pros

PERFECT

Cons

Best Uses

Noise Reducton

I have BEAUTIFUL new floor with a great underlayment the guys recommended. Thank you sooo much.

5/1/2013

5.0

premium bellawood underlayment

By James

from Tipton,IA

Pros

Lays Down Easy
Stays flat

Cons

Best Uses

lays down nice and flat and stays that way no problems with using it. Great product!!!

4/28/2013

4.0

Easy under layer

By Javi

from Somerset, NJ

Pros

All in one
Easily installs
Saves time

Cons

Pricier

Best Uses

In basement
Under Laminate Floors

We purchased ten days ago and used it as an under layer for our new floors in the basement. The floors are quiet, comfortable, and look fantastic. This is the perfect under layer and well worth the price.

4/27/2013

4.0

Great Product

By Ang

from Otisville, NY

Pros

Cons

Best Uses

it is a nice complement to the Bellawood hard wood flooring we purchesed

4/23/2013

5.0

awesome

By captainken

from lawton iowa

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Cons

Best Uses

it works great glad we used it

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Q:
Planning to put hardwoods in a mobile home with a permanent foundation. Are there any issues I should be aware of when putting this down?
Asked on 5/19/2013 by melody
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  A:
  Floating floors are ideal for Mobile Homes for two reasons.
  
  1st, The base sub-floor of these homes are prone to movement or future sagging.
  
  2nd, The sub-floors are usually made of a Particle type board, a high quality board though not designed for a lasting nail-hold of traditional nail-down Hardwood floorings
  
  The advantages of installing floating floors, such as engineered wood or laminates is that it’s not attached to the sub-floor. Therefore the new floor will not be affected by the sub-floor’s movement, and are less expensive to install by not having to remove the base floor.
  
  However, a more traditional Hardwood nail-down installation can be accomplished if the Mobile home has a permanent, fixed foundation. In addition, for a lasting nail hold, any inferior sub-floorings should be removed or resurfaced using a minimum 5/8” plywood, 23/32” AdvanTech or 23/32” OSB (Oriented Strand Board)
  Answered on 5/20/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
I want a solid floor when walking on it. I will be installing a 9/16" stranded bamboo flooring. I am concerned that this underlayment will give a sagging effect to the floor when walking on it. Similar to a floating hardwood floor. Should I use the Bella Premium or a thinner underlayment to Get a more solid feel when walking on it?
Asked on 4/30/2013 by Freddie from Charlottesville VA
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- A:
  There can be a certain amount of deflection when using padded underlayments. However Bellawood Premium Underlayment is stiffer than most and is approved for nail down installations. See details before purchase - http:\/\/www.lumberliquidators.com\/assets\/images\/product_page\/Bellawood_Spec_Sheet_Underlayment.pdf
  Answered on 5/13/2013 by cc-2
Q:
what is ment by overlap edge width or length
Asked on 4/14/2013 by dave
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  A:
  You can see Bellawood Premium Installed in this youtube video at 2:30 into the clip - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dpk4fr6ILMU
  Answered on 4/21/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
I intend to use Bellawood Premium Underlayment under 3/4 thick nail down solid wood flooring. Do I need to worry about nailsqueeks and noisy floorboards rubbing together because of the thickness of the underlayment?
Asked on 4/8/2013 by Contractor Mike from Vernon, CT
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  A:
  There can be a certain amount of deflection when using padded underlayments. However Bellawood Premium Underlayment is stiffer than most and is approved for nail down installations. See details before purchase - http://www.lumberliquidators.com/assets/images/product_page/Bellawood_Spec_Sheet_Underlayment.pdf
  Answered on 4/9/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
I have ECO silent sound underlayment and need to know which side goes up?
Asked on 4/2/2013 by Jim from Hickory n.c.
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  A:
  Film side down. For details type, "Eco Silent" here -http://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/flooring/Flooring101
  Answered on 4/3/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
Hi there,

I am looking to install hardwood floors in a hard conversion loft. Property management has advised that I require minimum IIC of 60 or more with NO ceiling assembly -- it's bear concrete. Bella Premium was recommended but only WITH ceiling assembly IIC numbers are provided.

I need underlay that is at least 60 IIC with no ceiling assembly? What product can I buy that is guaranteed to work?

Thanks,

Mike
Asked on 3/27/2013 by Mike from Toronto, ON
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  A:
  We do not have these numbers yet. Underlayment needs to undergo more testing.
  Answered on 3/28/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
We are taking up an existing tile floor in our kitchen and want to replace it with engineered wood.
As it will be impossible to get all the residue off the waterproof backerboard, will the underlayment keep this from being a problem?
Asked on 3/19/2013 by Maymay
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  A:
  The underlayment can cover small imperfections however your subfloor should be as flat, level, and smooth as possible.
  Answered on 3/19/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
Is there latex in the padding?
Asked on 3/4/2013 by Itchie
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- A:
  Latex free.
  Answered on 3/11/2013 by cc-2
Q:
must it be install with the plastic shield up are down
Asked on 2/7/2013 by chester from bkyn new york
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- A:
  Plastic side up for all flooring products except for our floating "clic tranquility" product.
  Thank you for your inquiry.
  Answered on 2/15/2013 by cc-2
Q:
Will be installing both hardwood and laminate flooring over a plywood subfloor above a crawlspace and would like to know which underlayment would be best. Concerned about anything with a vapor barrier damaging the plywood subfloor over time. Is Bellawood Premium Underlayment an option?
Asked on 1/14/2013 by Anonymous
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  Bellawood Premium Underlayment is a good choice as it still will allow the subfloor to breath as the vapor barrier is permiable.
  
  For complete Underlayment application information; Please go to our Website @ LumberLiquidators.com and at the bottom of the page click on Flooring 101, enter –
  LL Underlayment Guide- , enter, then click on the PDF to open. Thank you for your inquiry.
  Answered on 1/17/2013 by cc-2

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