WOW! What superb craftsmanship this is. But it's gotta be back-breaking work. And HOW in the world do you bid-estimate that job? It made my back hurt just watching. Great effort, FPNC!
Thank you! Unfortunetely i dont know whos done the staircase job :( it was already done when i started my flooring...but the house was stunning i was invited for showing of party by owners and it was an amazing looking house
Thx Fine Pine for the informative video! How do you finish the edge/corner gaps. Obviously some gap is needed for exp/cont of the floor with humidity changes, tho relatively slight due to this being engineered/plywood flooring (veneer substrate). Do you use a color-matched caulk in those edge cracks along the walls? ...or just leave as-is? Also, what's your general recommendations for products and techniques for underlayment membrane under the floor? Cheers.
Thanks for a nice comment....me and my client Lindy decided that we keep the gap about 6mm ans we wont have any filler or silicone or colour matched caulk-nothing. Thats how my client wanted and it does look good as it it. I used standard 3mm underlay that looks like styrofoam with silver thin layer on top, nothing special. Its because it was on first floor so was no need for waterproof or sound proof or warmer thicker underlay. In the basement or with neighbour downstairs id recommend something much thicker 5mm up. Good luck!
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WOW! What superb craftsmanship this is. But it's gotta be back-breaking work. And HOW in the world do you bid-estimate that job? It made my back hurt just watching. Great effort, FPNC!
Looks great, nice work! Do you know who made the staircase & balustrade?
Thank you! Unfortunetely i dont know whos done the staircase job :( it was already done when i started my flooring...but the house was stunning i was invited for showing of party by owners and it was an amazing looking house
Thx Fine Pine for the informative video!
How do you finish the edge/corner gaps. Obviously some gap is needed for exp/cont of the floor with humidity changes, tho relatively slight due to this being engineered/plywood flooring (veneer substrate). Do you use a color-matched caulk in those edge cracks along the walls? ...or just leave as-is? Also, what's your general recommendations for products and techniques for underlayment membrane under the floor? Cheers.
Thanks for a nice comment....me and my client Lindy decided that we keep the gap about 6mm ans we wont have any filler or silicone or colour matched caulk-nothing. Thats how my client wanted and it does look good as it it.
I used standard 3mm underlay that looks like styrofoam with silver thin layer on top, nothing special. Its because it was on first floor so was no need for waterproof or sound proof or warmer thicker underlay. In the basement or with neighbour downstairs id recommend something much thicker 5mm up.
Good luck!
Looks lovely! Is there enough space for expansion?
Thanks, it was a tricky job doing those last row of boards....there is about 6mm gap all around, thats enough space for expansion