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Click and lock flooring; how easy is it really to install?
It sounded great at first until after more research I read something implying that the floor had to be perfectly level before it could be installed. I have my doubts as to whether or not my floor is completely level.
My questions are: 1. Is it essential the floor is 100% level? 2. If so, what can I use to compensate for any unlevel spots, and how hard is that to use? 3. Which click and lock product would you recommend overall for someone completely new to this? Wood, laminate, vinyl, bamboo, cork or ?? I would prefer to go with hardwood if it's practical. Thanks in advance.
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- glen tLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
what is your underlayment? if it is ply or Osb taking a Level find and mark your low spots get a self leveling concrete for underlayment at your big box store follow the instructions and pour in your low spots leveling with the surrounding sub floor allow 24 hours to dry this will give you your level floor all of your choices are about the same as far as installation you have to remember to leave the gap around the edges for expansion follow your directions from flooring co on what gap to leave
