How Will My New Flooring Be Installed?
We’ve all been there during a remodel. “I’ve reached that pivotal moment,” you tell yourself. You’ve taken the time to carefully select the flooring products that you feel works best for your remodel, and the project is all green lit and ready to go.
You know that a professional will arrive soon to install your new floor, but you are still a bit curious about the actual installation process. You know, the little details.
What exactly will this worker be doing while in my home? How many stages of work until my new floor is complete? This is where we come in; to help you better understand the installation process required for the three most popular types of new flooring purchases.
Different Installation Process:
Laminate Floor Installation
Wood Floor Installation
Before we begin reviewing these three installation processes, it’s important to give some basic material information. Hardwood flooring and laminate flooring is typically manufactured and sold in pre-cut, long and slender planks. These planks are boxed. Carpet, low pile and high pile is typically manufactured in long, wide rolls. Portions are stretched and cut accordingly.