Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round

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Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round

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Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round- 7.5 LF

Quarter Rounds create a subtle blend between the wall base and wood flooring.
Also used alone to transition between a hardwood floor and cabinetry.

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Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round

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4/21/2011

4.0

looks good

By beantown girl

from westborough,ma

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Comments about Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round:

looks nice

4/20/2011

5.0

Great Laminate Product

By Gordie

from Avon, Ct

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Comments about Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round:

Great product looks just like wood but easier to clean

2/16/2010

4.0

Great quality-Good price too!

By Grandma

from Dinwiddie, Virginia

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Comments about Nantucket Beech Laminate Quarter Round:

Really finishes off the floor!

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Q:
how many squqre ft does this 5 gallon cover approx.
can I buy this product in Lafayette , louisiana

Thx
Asked on 2/27/2013 by Warren from Kaplan Louisiana
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- A:
  This product question would be better answered by our Sales Department, they are more familiar with all of our flooring products and can better assist you with your questions.
  Please call our Sales Dept. @ (800) 476-0007 for pricing and availability. Thank you for your inquiry.
  Answered on 3/6/2013 by cc-2
Q:
Is this necessary for engineered wood over main floor concrete? The house is about 15 years old.
Asked on 2/10/2013 by Dave from Northwest Oklahoma
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- A:
  [CAUTION] Most installation failures result from jobsite moisture.
  Do not unpack or deliver flooring to the jobsite until moisture problems are corrected.
  Note that flooring adhesives may have special requirements and limitations of use. Follow closely the adhesive labeling instructions and
  adhesive Technical Data Sheet pertaining to moisture testing procedures, moisture barriers, and trowel size recommendations.
  Depending on the selection and application of a particular adhesive, you may be required to use moisture barriers. When in doubt
  about an adhesive application or requirement call the adhesive manufacturer. Not following the adhesive manufacturer’s
  recommendations can lead to installation failure and void your warranty.
  www.bostik-us.com
  Bostiks Seal-n-Grip 2-in-1 urethane adhesive and Moisture Vapor Protection
  Limits; Up to 15lbs of elevated concrete moisture or 85% relative humidity
  Bostiks DuraGrip adhesive
  Bostiks BBA adhesive
  Bostiks MVP Moisture Vapor Protection
  Limits: the concrete must be dry to the touch to properly bond
  Technical Services 1-800-523-6530 1-800-726-7845 1-888-592-8558
  Answered on 2/12/2013 by cc-2
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  A:
  Yes. Troweled on Moisture Barrier is recommended if subfloor is on or below grade concrete. Always use the same manufacturer of moisture barrier and adhesive or combo type adhesive moisture barrier.
  Answered on 2/12/2013 by Tech & Install
Q:
I have an (40-year) old hardwood floor installed over a plywood base over a concrete slab. The plywood is elevated from the concrete slab (approx. 1/4") by slats spaced approx 12" apart. This provides some "give" in the boards over the slab. I would like to install new hardwood over the slab in a similar manner. Is this process recommended and if so, would this product be applied to the slab before floating the plywood base for the hardwood? Would there be a need for an additional vapor barrier? Can I still use a padding inbetween the plywood and the hardwood for softness and sound deadening?
Asked on 9/18/2012 by John from Islandia, NY
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  Thank you for writing in! I would be glad to help you with your questions.
  You can contact me directly:
  Mark
  Technical & Installation Specialist
  Office (800)-366-4204 ext. 4857
  My work hours are 10AM to 7PM Eastern Standard Time
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by cc-2
Q:
We are planning on laying down Bellawood Engineered Brazilian Cherry flooring on concrete, do we need to use this product as well as a moisture protecting underlayment?

Thanks in advance!
Asked on 7/12/2012 by Lillies&Daffodils from Kissimmee, FL
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- A:
  MVP - Bostik Moisture Barrier is just that; a moisture barrier. you will need the adhesive (Bostiks best or Dura-Grip) along with this barrier.
  Answered on 7/19/2012 by cc-2
Q:
How "pure" does my concrete slab need to be in order to apply MVP4?

I mostly want to make sure the Bostik MVP4 will not have any sort of chemical reaction with the tar/asphalt adhesive residue that remains on my floor after a lot and lot of scrapping. There is not much left but a little film here and there where you can still see the pattern it was trawled on with.

I am guessing the tar/asphalt looking adhesive is from the late 50’s early 60’s which is when the floor was originally installed.

I realize this is a very hard question to answer without seeing my floor but was wondering if anyone had any ideas anyway.

Thanks.
Asked on 6/15/2012 by Anonymous from Goleta, CA
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- A:
  Unfortunately quite "pure". Old cutback adhesive is a bond buster.
  From the instructions of MVP:
  LIMITATIONS
  Completely remove cutback adhesive residue (and other surface contaminants) by sandblasting, shotblasting, or scarifying **(Be aware that this old adhesive may contain asbestos)**.
  Thank you for writing in! I would be glad to help you with your questions.
  You can contact me directly:
  Mark
  Technical & Installation Specialist
  Office (800)-366-4204 ext. 4857
  My work hours are 10AM to 7PM Eastern Standard Time
  Answered on 6/20/2012 by CC-2
Q:
I am wanting to use this product to cover a few cracks in my slab before installing a glue down bamboo. Is it OK j=to just cover the cracks or should i cover the entire floor? and should i level the floor first as there is also one spot that need to be built up?

THANK YOU
Asked on 4/18/2012 by Lance from Metairie, LA
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  I would be glad to help you with this question.
  Please call me directly, Mark at 1-800-366-4204 Ext # 4857
  My hours are Mon - Fri, 10 AM – 6:45 PM EST
  Thank you for writing in.
  Answered on 4/24/2012 by CC-2
Q:
Im laying wood floor over concrete this weekend. I need to lay a moisture barrier down but i had a few questions. If i lay the MVP 4 down how long do i have to wait till i can apply adheasive, then my wood floors? And was wondering what sort of a trowel I should use for the best results on both the MVP and my adheasive.
Asked on 4/12/2012 by Anonymous
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  A:
  MVP requires 12 to 16 hours cure time. Moisture barrier uses a 3/16 x 5/32 inch trowel. Hardwood flooring with BBA adhesive requires a 1/4 x 1/4 x 1/4 inch trowel for 3/4" solids. 1/4 x 3/16 x 1/2 inch for 3/8" up to 1/2" solids. Most All product specific installation instructions, specifications, and TIPS can be found in our Flooring & Installation Help section - www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/flooring/Flooring101
  Answered on 4/14/2012 by Tech & Install
Q:
I've got an older slab home from the late 40's. We have hardwood down that came with the house. We know there is a moisture problem as the floor is starting to get wavey and seperate in some areas. I plan on pulling up the flooring to inspect it and most likely refinish it in the process. It looks like there is a clear plastic with some blue foam under the floor right now. I plan on using the MVP4 to coat the slab, then install the quik walk underalyment, and the put the floor back down. Would this be the correct approach in trying to minimize the moisture coming through the slab and reaching the floor again?
Asked on 3/22/2012 by Mike from Pacific, MO
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  I would be glad to help you with this question.
  Please call me directly, Mark at 1-800-366-4204 Ext # 4857
  My hours are Mon - Fri, 10 AM – 6:45 PM EST
  Thank you for writing in.
  Answered on 3/23/2012 by customer care 2
Q:
any point in using this product over a wood subfloor?
Asked on 3/21/2012 by Anonymous
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- A:
  Not really, I would use our 15 lb roofing felt or Silicone vapor sheild.
  Thank you for writing in.
  Answered on 3/23/2012 by customer care 2
Q:
I am planniing to install a laminate floor over concrete at grade. I am going to use underlayment with an attached polyethaline moisture barrier. Do I still need to apply this product? If so, whatis the best trowel to use for application?
Asked on 3/1/2012 by Mike from Oceanview,DE
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- A:
  A laminate floor does not get glued down, I would however recommend putting down our 6 mil poly moisture barrier first. and then your underlayment.
  Thanks for writing in.
  Answered on 3/2/2012 by customer care 2

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