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How to Complete Hardwood Flooring Installation in 7 Easy Steps

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How to Complete Hardwood Flooring Installation in 7 Easy Steps

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  1. How to Complete HARDWOOD FLOORING Installation in 7 Easy Steps

  2. INTRODUCTION Installing hardwood flooring can be a rewarding DIY project that adds warmth and beauty to your home. Having the right tools and prior expertise is important when starting the project. Here are seven easy steps to guide you through the process:

  3. GATHER MATERIALS AND TOOLS Before you begin, ensure you have all the necessary materials and tools. You'll need hardwood flooring planks, underlayment, a moisture barrier, a saw, a nail gun, nails, a hammer, a tape measure, a square, a chalk line, and a pry bar. Safety equipment should also include gloves, eyeglasses, knee protectors, and dust and fume respirators.

  4. PREPARE THE SUBFLOOR Ensure that your subfloor is clean, dry, and level. Fix any uneven spots and remove any debris. Lay down a moisture barrier to protect the hardwood from moisture coming up through the subfloor.

  5. ACCLIMATIZE THE HARDWOOD Allow the hardwood planks to acclimatize to the room's temperature and humidity for at least 48 hours. This helps prevent expansion or contraction after installation.

  6. PLAN THE LAYOUT Plan the layout of the flooring. Take into consideration the room's shape and any obstacles. Start laying the planks parallel to the longest wall, as it usually provides the best visual effect.

  7. INSTALL THE UNDERLAYMENT Roll out the underlayment across the prepared subfloor. Secure it in place with tape, ensuring there are no gaps or overlaps. This underlayment provides additional cushioning and sound absorption.

  8. INSTALL THE HARDWOOD FLOORING Begin installing the hardwood flooring along the starting wall. Use a nail gun to secure the planks to the subfloor, nailing at an angle through the tongue. Make sure to stagger the end joints for a more stable and visually appealing result.

  9. TRIM AND FINISH When you reach the last row, you may need to cut the planks to fit. Use a saw to make precise cuts. Install baseboards or quarter-round molding to cover expansion gaps around the edges. Finally, thoroughly clean the floor and finish with a hardwood floor sealant or finish to protect the wood and enhance its appearance.

  10. Remember to follow the manufacturer's instructions for both the hardwood flooring and any adhesives or finishes you use. Additionally, take safety precautions, such as wearing protective gear and using proper tools, to ensure a successful and safe installation. Need hardwood flooring at the best price? SHOP ONLINE OR VISIT The Reno Superstore in Toronto. 1-844-711-RENO (7366) or 416-258-RENO (7366) for more information.

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