Laminate Flooring surface

ianH · 22 Aug 2003

In our kitchen we have a layer of linoleum. Underneath, is ANOTHER layer of lino (Don't you just love discovering things when you buy a house?). Question is, can i get away with taking up a single layer of lino and put an underlay on the bottom lino in order to lay laminate, or should I do away with both and put the underlay on the concrete surface?
Thanks all
Ian

DAZB · 22 Aug 2003

You shouldn't have any problems with leaving the bottom layer of lino where it is.

ianH · 23 Aug 2003

Thanks!

Scoby_Beasley · 23 Aug 2003

I'd cover it with the "foam" underlay though, smoothes out any humps.

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