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Laminate floor underlay?
perc
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Hi I am laying new floor boards and am going to put laminate flooring on the top.
I wish to use 7mm fibreboard insulation under the laminate but was wondering if I could double these up to 14mm to get it to the same floor level as the rest of the house?
UNDERLAY HERE
Any advise would be appreciated
I wish to use 7mm fibreboard insulation under the laminate but was wondering if I could double these up to 14mm to get it to the same floor level as the rest of the house?
UNDERLAY HERE
Any advise would be appreciated
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I don't see a reason why not, just make sure you lay the top set of boards at 90 degrees to the bottom set...If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family anatidae on our hands
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Two layers of fibreboard should be fine, as long as they are laid in opposite directions to each other, and are fixed securely. I would still recommend a laminate underlay on top of it though.Profit=sanity
Turnover=vanity
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