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My wife & I just love the tone(s) and the handscraped detailing of this product. It looks absolutely amazing in our two bedrooms and we can hardly believe the price of the wood (on a per sq. foot basis). Only time will tell if the quality can match the great looks but at this point in time it's definitely love at first sight!!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The service was great. The installer got
To my house around 8:00 am and was done by 6:30 pm. He cleaned up everything and moved furniture back for me. You will have to dust when he leaves but that should be expected. The floors look beautiful.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I was kind of apprehensive about ordering floors online that I had never seen in person. This product arrived fast to my local store and they were very professional about keeping me up to date on my order status. WOW, in comparison to shopping other places- the price on this wood was amazing and the installation went smooth and the finished product looks fantastic! I am impressed.
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float installed over concrete in living room and hall; chalk line and go for it. Installation went like butter. Color and texture (handscraped) awsome will go with any neutral color wall paint and furniture. Great service from Chula Vista store.
Make sure to allow for shorter planks before setting down. Get good moisture barrier and noise barrier.
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Can I install this over existing glued down carpet tiles on concrete?1 answer
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Unfortunately not, any carpet will have to be removed because it offers no moisture protection or support to the locking system..Q:
If I'm going to be installing this in a room with a fireplace with a marble hearth that is the same height as this floor, what would you recommend for joining them together?1 answer
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I would use the matching T- molding SKU# 10025894 or the Regular threshold SKU# 10025895 to picture frame the hearth.Q:
We live on a lake with sand and more sand. We have 7 grandkids and a 100 lb dog that visit for the summers. Will this floor hold up or is laminate better?1 answer
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Thoughts on durability; I have a Bellawood floor that holds up extremely well to our Hound Mix, Pit-Boxer, and another young mutt. Not to mention nieces, nephews, and work shoes. Excellent finish. It's not scratch free but no wood floor could be with these dogs. Harder floors like hickory (41% harder than Red Oak) or exotic floors will dent less easily. 3/4" hardwood can also be refinished several times. Light colors will hide potential scratches. Remember nothing is scratch proof but some do better than others.Q:
Both my parents are in wheelchairs and we are in search of a wood like product that will withstand there wheelchairs. They currently have tile and are not happy. I know that there are products that look like wood and are made for hospital grade any suggestions?1 answer
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Being in a power wheelchair myself, you contacted the right guy. Higher warranty laminates will hold up well, my Mom's and Sister's homes can attest to that. I have a solid 3/4" naildown Bellawood floor in my home and it is excellent. Between the chair and two big dogs it's doing very well. Laminate is less expensive but can't be refinished. Engineered flooring can also be a good choice if you go with a higher warranted floor such as Schon or Bellawood Engineered. As far as species, your best choice is something harder than red oak including "strand" bamboo. Note: lighter flooring hides blemishes easier than dark which show everything. See-Q:
What type of underlayment over concrete needs to be used1 answer
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A 6 to 8 mil poly sheeting moisture barrier should be laid for floating floors for an On or Below Grade Concrete subfloor. Overlap seams 4-6" and tape with duct tape. Overlay perimeter 3-4" up wall. Then lay an approved underlayment for floating flooring. Foam Underlayment, Eco Silent Sound, Insulayment. Bellawood Premium Underlayment, or Quiet Walk underlayment for floating floors.Q:
How well does this product hold up in the humidity of the midwest? is the thickness of this product too thin for the midwest humidity?1 answer
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Engineered has good dimensional stability for humid areas. However it is understood that for best performance, condition and maintain the flooring to consistent indoor temperatures of 60°-80° F and indoor humidity levels of 30% - 50%.Q:
Do you need adhesive for this product?1 answer
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This can be glued or nailed. You can follow these instructions - www.lumberliquidators.com/assets/images/installation/schon.pdfQ:
Can this floor go on a concrete slub or does it just go over wood slub?1 answer
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Both. You may follow these instructions here - www.lumberliquidators.com/assets/images/installation/schon.pdfQ:
is this a USA made product1 answer
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Yes it is.Q:
Can this product be installed using Elastilon underlay?1 answer
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Yes, however the thinner the flooring the more perfect a subfloor needs to be. For details type, "Elastilon" here - www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/flooring/Flooring101
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