Help us figure out how to cover up or replace this god awful kitchen floor. We just purchased a farmhouse that was renovated in the mid 50s. The mudroom and kitchen have 9" asphalt tiles that are all coming up (so not level), and on top of that, the prior owner used these rooms as a kennel for his incontinent daschund.
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posted by checkitnice
on Feb 16, 2013 -
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So I'd like to know if homes built in the USA in 1958 commonly had wood floors and it is possible this owner added the carpet later. If true we'd have hope that the wood below has possibility for restoration.
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posted by usermac
on Jul 20, 2012 -
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I've installed laminate flooring about a year ago, and individual pieces are sliding around.
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posted by mecran01
on Sep 19, 2009 -
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Looking for suggestions/recommendations on economical home flooring solutions after a carpet de-install in a 70s era home.
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posted by specialk420
on Jul 1, 2009 -
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How do I remove this strange glue from my previously carpeted hardwood?
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posted by bradn
on Jun 29, 2008 -
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Need creative ideas for inexpensive flooring in a playroom/rec room. Our budget is next to nothing.
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posted by missuswayne
on Jun 26, 2008 -
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I spilled olive oil on our new red oak hardwood floor, the day before the contractors are coming to sand, stain and finish it (a small bottle fell off the shelf and the top popped off) . How screwed are we?
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posted by Scoo
on Oct 8, 2006 -
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'Nother flooring question: Nurri and I want to
Ardex the floors in our new place, for that clinical-industrial-minimalist look. Does anybody have any advice as to whether it's better to rip up the extant Pergo flooring and apply the Ardex to whatever substrate may be hanging out under there, or simply slap it on over the Pergo?
posted by adamgreenfield
on Jan 9, 2004 -
8 answers
