Nope, but he probably could. I think it was a woman. She did four of those.
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Nope, but he probably could. I think it was a woman. She did four of those.
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Nick
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Awesome..
Incredible..... hope the installers got paid more than $5 a yard.
Wouldn't ya hate to do a major misscut on that job?
I said, 3.7", not 37 inches :machine gun:
I said, 3.7", not 37 inches :machine gun:
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Why? It is carpet, a needle and thread would take care of it.
Did you notice, there is not power stretcher in the hallway, just a kicker and crab jack.
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Nick
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First thing i noticed. Don't care for the Golden touch though . I put the thicker pad on my GT.
I never noticed the lack of a power stretcher. I assumed it was glue direct.
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Nice layout for the tile.
shorts
Nick
In Remembrance
Yuk ! To busy for me ..
Looks like crap to me. Homeowner installed.
Nick
In Remembrance
I can tell. end joints along side each other ..
Worst possible choice of wood to attempt something like that. I saw a red oak floor with shorts and it looked fantastic. I recall it being like 14 by 24, then took off at a 30 or 45 degree angle for another 14 by 24. Living room, then kitchen then dining room. The owner was a retired engineer, and he and his wife did the install. I'm betting they hired out the sanding and finishing.
Nick
In Remembrance
Don't know, I inspected some floors from pros that couldn't compete with some home owners ..
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pad nailed to concrete...
Nick
In Remembrance
That's a first for me .
Here too. Tackstrip spacing tells more about the installer too.
