A floating floor is an installation method where individual boards lock together but are not nailed or glued down. This method can be used with a variety of materials, including laminate, hybrid, bamboo, and engineered timber. Floating floors are recommended for several reasons: they are a good choice for DIYers, are available in hundreds of styles and colours and they are easy to remove and replace.
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A floating floor is a type of flooring installation method where the individual floorboards or tiles are not secured to the subfloor. Instead, they are laid over a thin underlayment or foam padding, allowing them to "float" above the subfloor.
The benefits of a floating floor include:
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A floating floor is installed using the following general steps:
The cost of a floating floor compared to a traditional floor installation is often lower, and the installation process is typically easier. Floating floors are generally less expensive and easier to install than traditional flooring that requires nail- or glue-in. They can be placed over existing floors, saving time and labor costs, making them a popular choice for budget-friendly and time-saving projects.
To lay under a floating floor, you typically use an underlayment. The underlayment serves several purposes, including providing cushioning, sound-dampening, and a moisture barrier. Here are the general steps to lay under a floating floorboard:
The underlayment helps create a more comfortable and quiet floor, while also providing a moisture barrier and smoothing out any minor subfloor imperfections. It's an essential component of the floating floor installation process.
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