Sentences with phrase «sub floor»

I recently removed my bedroom carpet and thanks to diy activities I actually did the whole paint on sub floor thing.

And special toilets are required along with reinforcing sub floor below..

I just painted my living floor (although concrete, not sub floors).

In the case of a new building however, the piping can be installed as the building is being constructed, and indeed it would be advisable to consider incorporating sub floor heating into any new building at this stage.

They first removed the carpeting and nails from the floor and were left with concrete sub flooring that had icky dried glue stuck to it.

Retrofitting your home with sub floor piping can be expensive.

Your painted sub floor looks nice....

The best method of distribution utilizes sub floor radiant heating, which involves circulating the heated water through pipes that are embedded into the floor, allowing both conductive and convective heating to occur.

We have contractors starting tomorrow to level the floors, then we begin the conversion, bathroom sub floor, drywall repairs, paint, and refinishing hardwood floors.

I can still picture the layers of torn away linoleum, black paper, and exposed sub floor that made up the «foyer» flooring.

Ashley's sub flooring looks stunning.

The HVAC system recycles air warmth - there is no furnace in the house so appliances, body heat and sub floor heating do the extra work to keep the house warm in winter.

down to the sub floor in order to lay a new wood floor.

Our dog's and cat's have pooped and peed on my sub flooring we are putting hardwood through our house i need something to take the smell away do you reamind something for hardwood flooring with pets.

When you said a sub floor, are you speaking of a piece of wood the width I need for by table and attach it to the org top then add my wood planks?

After 1965, most houses have plywood sub flooring, until the early 1980s, when wafer board sub flooring became popular (with the builders at least).

Over time, urine can wick up from the sub floor, damaging the new carpet and pad.

Should sub floor heating be impractical, traditional heating radiators can still be used effectively to distribute heat.

Repaired and replaced blinds, cabinets, countertops, sub floors and floors, faucets, refrigerators, dishwashers, toilets, sinks and pipes, windows and doors, and on - site boilers.

In this case, they'd cleaned it all up really well but when the new buyers moved in they discovered damage to the sub floor.

I would just advise to check the moisture levels in the sub flooring just to make sure they are not crazy high.

We live on a slab so I'm guessing I would have to put down a sub floor.

The water is pumped through plastic pipes that are laid on to a sub floor, before the new final surface is installed.

I bleached the, um, yucky areas on the sub floor, and started to prime it.I notice that there are several spots on the floor where the boards are spaced far apart.

My Floors are far from level enough for this and my sub floor is horrid pressed particle board... It is a cute idea.

I just ripped out the cat pee carpet in my small home office / computer room, and thought about painting the sub floors too.

LOL or do like I did and just live on the sub floor!

Over the past few weeks, here's what has been accomplished: Demo Sand glitter off the walls (thanks hubby) Some painting Install new cement based sub floor (the former sub floor was sunken, rotting wood) Install extractor fan Install tile Grout Change door location Install vanity Purchase fixtures (lighting, shower faucet, sinks) Hook up plumbing; install faucets

I ripped up the carpet, and painted the sub flooring with Kilz, but it is so hard to keep clean, and hard on the feet!

I have a question about the sub floor.

While carpeting, padding and laminates don't add any strength, they do have cushioning and acoustic properties that add to the livability of a space, plus they help cushion any deflection that might be felt with only a sub floor in place.

but plywood, (or OSB) sub floors are not meant to be lived on, that's why it's called a «sub» floor.

My teenage daughter was asking me why we couldn't do this to our sub floors just last week.

Electrical, plumbing, sub floors, framing, water - proofing — we certainly had our work cut out for us.

We have been redoing a 1970's colonial since last November (we ripped everything out down to the studs and even took out the sub floor).

Seeing all the sub floor makes it seem like you're starting from scratch... like a new build....