I'm in the process of research this myself, but here's what I know thus far. -Most of the information I've read recommend putting in a subfloor. You can put styrofoam insulation down on the floor, build a 2x4 frame (much like a stud wall only laying on the floor), and then lay down a plywood subfloor. This now really lets you pick and choose what you want. You could go hardwood, but I'd probably avoid that because the humidity in the air will still affect the wood. Engineered Hardwood is an option, as is carpet, tile or linoleum. The disadvantage to this is the expense and also the fact that you will lose some height in the room.
Many things can go over ceramic with ease, but the "best" option is one which works in the room you're doing. For example, laminate flooring is most forgiving of the unevenness (groutlines) of ceramic tile and easiest to install - but I would not put laminate in a bathroom (it's not moisture resistant). For a bathroom, the best option over ceramic is sheet vinyl. Be sure to use leveling compound to smooth grout lines even with the surface of tiles first.
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Best thing to do would be to contact the mfr for their recommendations on traps etc for such an install.
Yes, but maybe not with too much water. Its the best way to clean laminate flooring actually.
Tile is your best option.
Flooring is difficult to install yourself if you do not know what you are doing. Hiring a professional who knows how to do this is best.
I find the best resource for doing home project is the internet. You might look at the website www.armstrong.com which features how to install flooring and flooring install tips. Also you tube has how to instructions for installations.
If you install a tongue&groove bamboo flooring, the cost will be about USD8.00/sqm. If you install a click lock bamboo flooring, the cost will be about USD5.00/sqm. The best way is choose click lock bamboo flooring.
The best places to install cork flooring are on-grade (the level of the surface exterior to the space) or above grade (the second floor of a building, for instance). Areas where a lot of dampness and moisture, such as basements with newly poured subfloors, should be avoided. Subfloors must be level, dry, and clean before installation is considered.
"I would recommend replacing your laminate floor at Lowe's building supply. They carry a full line of tools, flooring and all the materials you will need to install your flooring."
Yes it is possible as long as the materials used are designed for use with underfloor heating. This is best undertaken by a professional company as parquet flooring requires skilled installation.
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Home Depot carries many types of hardwood flooring. You can have them install it or attend a do-it-yourself workshop. Their website even has a tool you can use to determine which flooring will best suit your needs: http://www.homedepot.com/Flooring-Hardwood-Flooring/h_d1/N-aq8xZ5yc1v/h_d2/Navigation?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053&searchNav=true
Yes, you can...provided that there is not a water nor moisture issue. If the basement is below grade (i.e. beneath the ground), then you need to use an engineered hardwood (rather than solid hardwood). Some engineered hardwoods can be glued and others click into place. It's best to consult a flooring professional on best structure/installation method and whether floor prep is needed (since many basements are uneven). Oops...I forgot to sign in. Engineered hardwood is real (and not be confused with laminate which is fake).
Oak flooring is commonly considered to be the best and sturdiest, although it can be very expensive.
The best locations for installing engineered flooring would be outdoors or in a garage. It is a fantastic flooring option.