Recent content by bulldogc

Sadly im somewhat limited by whats available at home deop since im in the boonies and dont think ive got enough time to mail order. underlay asside do you think i can just beltsander the lumps down or am i going to have to cut out and replace the wood?

What would be a good alternative?

Ive got some unison 2 in 1 foam underlay. http://answers.homedepot.ca/answers/1998/product/900222/questions.htm mostly because it was only 25 cents a square foot but if getting a better underlay would fix my floor issues than its not out of the question.

one more question, I finally got around to pulling up all the old carpet and I have a couple of points where the subfloor (plywood) is raised alittle. most of these spots are under the 3/16th that pergo says is the max, but I have a couple that are like 5/16th and one that is about a 7 or 8...

I have what i believe is a fairly complicated floor layout and I need some help with the direction to lay my new laminate I just bought. I uploaded a floor layout to my profile images along with a description of each one including door and window layouts. Not shown in these pictures is another...

This Is the my entry way, the main door is on the 6'3" wall, on the .5' wall is a doorway leading to another room (office, plan to be added later). The end of the hall way connects to the living/dining room layout. The "walls" going perpendicular to the end of the hall join the left edge of that...

This displays my dining room/living room layout. the angled section in the living room is the edge of tile leading to a fire place. There is a sliding door on both the 13'5" wall and the 13'8" wall. There is a bay window on the 12' wall. The 5'2" wall has double doors to a small closet.