I'm investigating underlayment options for a floating, vinyl plank floor- mainly to add a little cushion- is this product suitable? If not, any sugges
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Have this on floating floor second level. It works well for me. pretty good considering I got thin hardwood. For the price it is A great deal. I used the styrofoam time for another project and this is way better.
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No, it would be too high with this underlayment. With hardwood, you only place something like a felt paper, very thin. Homedepot has it.
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Hi Tim. This felt is made to be used with floating floors. As long as your bamboo is not made to be glued or nailed down this may be an option for you. This does have the vapor barrier that is needed for a concrete installation but I would recommend consulting your flooring manufacturer to verify that this is acceptable and will not void or negate any part of your warranty.
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You will definitely need padding underneath. The bottom of this is similar in thickness to a blanket, not very cushiony. We use this on our area rug in our living room with hardwood floors, which is ok. But if I were you I would put an extra thick blanket underneath.
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No. For laminate floating floors mainly. Would also be fine for tongue and groove flooring as a moisture barrier
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Hi Shirley,I don't have laminated, but do have vinyl floor that looks like wood. In fact it fools everyone. It even feels like wood planks. I use this product on my flooring and love it.Melinie
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This product may not be the best for your floor. It is expensive and does not have much coverage.I used it for the bottom of my 8' aluminum boat for protection against rocks. It is very slippery once it sets up. The 2# kit barely covered my boat bottom. There are specific floor products that would provide better coverage and needs
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I don't have vinyl but I think it would be fine. The only issue I am aware of is using Scoobas on laminate floors. You are not supposed to put down a lot of water on them bkz water would get down between the planks. I use my Mint for that.
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Not a good idea! You will damage your flooring and not get full sink on the staple which will eventually show a dimple in the next piece of wood. You also can't get the pressure you need to get the planks tight against each other.
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The could be use for installation. The problem is the pad is not very thick
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Did you find a cushion that fits that you bought (as opposed to made yourself)? I am not one to make my own but have been trying to find something online that works outdoors (i.e. sunbrella material in case of a sudden summer shower). Love the idea of adding a cushion. Suncast could make a tidy sum if that offered that option. Thanks.
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I went to a craft store and made a custom cushion display. All it takes is a yard of fabric, some adhesive spray glue, a desirable size of foam board and some time. It's all worth it when one does it ones self.
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I guess this would work, but it is a lot of foam for a small skateboard. Go to a fabric store, they usually carry foam in different thicknesses. Less money!
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Unfortunately, we don't suggest it, since this is an indoor product. For outdoor uses, check out Eco-Sport or Elephant Bark rubber flooring!
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possibly though I did not use it for this type of application. I used it for door panel padding under a new vinyl covering.
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I think you *could* use it for that, but since it is in fairly skinny strips it might be more difficult to install than larger sheets of carpet. I also don't think it would last more than a year or so though, since it is pretty thin.
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I think the wood board under the matress could cut the vinyl and would be very difficult to wrap the strap around the base with wood side supports. That said, where there is a will there is probably a way...lol.