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Dream Home 6mil Poly Sheeting- 300 sft per roll |
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Dream Home 6mil Poly Sheeting- 300 sft per roll Used as a moisture barrier under laminate and engineered floating floors. |
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Comments about Dream Home 6mil Poly Sheeting:
While recommended for laminated floors that have pads attached, if I could do it all over would upgrade to a greater mil and would secure it to the floor. No one offered any recommendations in this area when we purchased.
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be careful when laying the laminate on the plastic because if you hit the plastic wrong, it will put a nice size hole in this plastic. It happened to me as i was laying out the flooring from different boxes for different design and i was setting it down and it caught the plastic and tore a hole it in. I just put a piece of good tape on it to cover the hole. But all in all, it did the job.
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The only problem with the sheeting is that it is so wide it is difficult to handle when the room is not completely square. It is very thick and will definitely protect the flooring.
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I think this should be used under all floors that go over concrete. The salesmen did not say it was required but I think it would really protect the underlayment from getting any moisture.
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protects the woods
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Fairly easy to use and cut. Held up to the installers.
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Must have item according to my professional install foreman
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it seals the moisture
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Comments about Dream Home 6mil Poly Sheeting:
Simple to roll out and tape together with duct tape. It also covers a lot of SF in one roll so it makes the process faster.
Only downside was the creases in the poly. Ours had creases when you roll it out and even pulling on it didn't completely flatten them out. It doesn't seem to have affected the final laminate flooring but it made the laminate install a bit more tricky in the places with creases.
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Used this product on my basement floor before installing my pre-padded laminate. Folds out to about 10'x 30', not a roll as originally thought to be.
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When putting this vapor barrier down, do I tape this to the walls as well? Or do I just tape the joints?1 answer
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Do you have any installation instructions for this product? For best moisture protection, overlap seams 6-8”, tape seams well with duct tape or an aggressive plastic tape. Allow the vapor barrier to run up the walls 3-4”. The excess can be trimmed once the installation is complete.Q:
Does this have a moisture barrier built in as well.1 answer
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This is a true moisture barrier.Q:
If I have radiant heat tubes poured into my concrete will this product work? I am planning on using a 12mm laminate with a pad attacthed. I may or may not also add Eco Silent Sound HD. Thanks.1 answer
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Yes it will.Q:
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Good old duct tape is the best.Q:
I am installing engineered bamboo with foam backing in a room that has a crawl space at grade and is dry. This is one of these porches that was finished off with a concrete block foundation around it. Do you recommend putting a 6 mil poly barrier down? Dave1 answer
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Thank you for writing in! I would be glad to help you with your questions.Q:
Hi, can i use this product over an existing carpet? And then stick tanquility poly vinyl planks on top of it?1 answer
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No. Carpet would need to be removed and probably a layer of 1/4" luan plywood added to ensure a smooth surface for proper adhesion. Follow manufacturer recommends/instructions - http://www.lumberliquidators.com/assets/images/installation/tranquility_peel_and_stick.pdfQ:
can this product be used for sound deading?1 answer
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This thin sheet plastic provides no sound protection.Q:
im pulling up 35 year old carpet and is it ok to lay this on the bare floor then laminate or am i looking for a different underlayment?1 answer
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It will depend on the substrate (wood or concrete).Q:
is this product a vapor barrier and padding1 answer
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This is a moisture barrier only (6 mils = .006 of an inch) no padding for support.Q:
I currently have Lauan plywood down as a sub-flooring in my trailer because the flooring was trashed when I pulled out the carpeting and I also had to patch a fairly sizable hole. Can I use only this on top of the lauan before putting down the laminate wood flooring or do I need another type of underlayment??1 answer
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Do not use this impermial moisture barrier over wood subfloors as it may trap or condense moisture.
