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July 6, 2011 at 12:23 PM #708944July 6, 2011 at 8:16 PM #707787
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Participant[quote=ljinvestor]If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.[/quote]
What kind of issue did you run into?
July 6, 2011 at 8:16 PM #707884Participant[quote=ljinvestor]If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.[/quote]
What kind of issue did you run into?
July 6, 2011 at 8:16 PM #708484Participant[quote=ljinvestor]If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.[/quote]
What kind of issue did you run into?
July 6, 2011 at 8:16 PM #708636Participant[quote=ljinvestor]If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.[/quote]
What kind of issue did you run into?
July 6, 2011 at 8:16 PM #708999Participant[quote=ljinvestor]If LL is charging $1.99 sq/ft and you can’t find anyone a lot cheaper who is recommended, then I would go with LL in case you have any issues after install.
I did floating engineered wood floors from Home Depot once and had someone else install. Starting having issues a few months later and HD/Manufacture blamed it on istaller and installer blamed it on product. I got stuck with the huge bill to resolve.
Personally, I will only go with glue or nail down applications now.[/quote]
What kind of issue did you run into?
July 6, 2011 at 9:05 PM #707808ljinvestor
ParticipantThey cracked, squeaked, & popped. Floors were level, spacers around walls, and expansion joints to make sure no runs were too long. I truly believe the boards had defective locking mechanisms and they tried to say my installer knocked them too hard during install.
July 6, 2011 at 9:05 PM #707904ParticipantThey cracked, squeaked, & popped. Floors were level, spacers around walls, and expansion joints to make sure no runs were too long. I truly believe the boards had defective locking mechanisms and they tried to say my installer knocked them too hard during install.
July 6, 2011 at 9:05 PM #708504ParticipantThey cracked, squeaked, & popped. Floors were level, spacers around walls, and expansion joints to make sure no runs were too long. I truly believe the boards had defective locking mechanisms and they tried to say my installer knocked them too hard during install.
July 6, 2011 at 9:05 PM #708656ParticipantThey cracked, squeaked, & popped. Floors were level, spacers around walls, and expansion joints to make sure no runs were too long. I truly believe the boards had defective locking mechanisms and they tried to say my installer knocked them too hard during install.
July 6, 2011 at 9:05 PM #709019ParticipantThey cracked, squeaked, & popped. Floors were level, spacers around walls, and expansion joints to make sure no runs were too long. I truly believe the boards had defective locking mechanisms and they tried to say my installer knocked them too hard during install.
July 14, 2011 at 8:18 AM #709605jpinpb
ParticipantFWIW, came across a list of things one should buy and not buy at Home Depot.
July 14, 2011 at 8:18 AM #709699ParticipantFWIW, came across a list of things one should buy and not buy at Home Depot.
July 14, 2011 at 8:18 AM #710299ParticipantFWIW, came across a list of things one should buy and not buy at Home Depot.
July 14, 2011 at 8:18 AM #710454ParticipantFWIW, came across a list of things one should buy and not buy at Home Depot.
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