is this level is good to install woodfloor
624721
I don't believe so. Most often used for marking level on walls to set cabinets and such.
624722
If you are referring to floor joists, then yes. If dimensioned flooring over top of a floor, then no, unless you have a terrible floor out of level.
1113578
This is a solid tool for flooring and waay cheaper than renting. Heavy! Will put a flooring nail (kinda chunky, min 1-1/2 long or 2" std), through the tougue and groove into subfloor at about 45'. I imagine this will work fine with any tongue and groove assembly 3/4 thick including tongue and groove bamboo. Not the tool for large 4'x8' bamboo sheets. The nails offered as "buy with" BOSTITCH FLN-200 2-Inch Flooring L-Nail, 1000-Per Box would be fine, I tend to also use a generous dose of flooring adhesive to ensure creaks don't start in the future also. Make sure your sub floor is solid and soundly fixed to joists underneath. The flatter the better ! Supplied with air hose conn and mallet let me know if you would be interested to buy a slightly used unit! Still in exc condition.
1254080
I would not risk it. The wood risers are much more secure. Raise Its are good but the wooden risers are better.
2120593
No, it would be too high with this underlayment. With hardwood, you only place something like a felt paper, very thin. Homedepot has it.
1108898
It helps if you have a very small-headed hammer. it is a bit hard to hold the glides in place and not smash your fingers with a standard hammer. also, with hardwood furniture you will need to be very careful to follow the nail in with your hammering -- i.e. to not just bend over the nail. BUT with a small hammer and careful install, it is fairly easy and fast
1708059
The ones I installed in our church, one upstairs and the other on the lower floor worked fine. Placed the one on the second floor directly above the one on the first floor. Wood floor.
1267624
I will say that the floor is quite flexible, and if not on something solid or level all the way through, you will be able to tell it when you walk on it. Also if not perfectly level on front, doors will not line up. But if you are just storing boxes and don't intend to go in and out daily, it should be fine.
2138048
Yes. I used it to install 3/8 bamboo. Manufacturer said only to use 18 gauge L cleats. I believe it will work for your floors too.
1338854
yes but you will have to shim the lower half with wood or meal to make it level.
2220060
Yes under wood, yes on top of subfloor. Don't know about the warm effort, want to rephrase that question?
1228120
If you floated over it with a self leveler it would probably work for a click together laminate. But definitely not a nail down floor. Calling the manufacturer would be the best solution. I don't recall 100% what the directions in the box recommended...
1343870
No. We always make sure that it is on solid level flooring. My two grandkids love it.
809219
It works fine, you do not need anything else. Make sure your sub-floor is level and no squeaking nails.
2180481
I do not have any wood floors.But I looked at the underside of the unit. It has the two large wheels in the rear, which have what appears to be a soft rubber replaceable tread (like a thin tire tread) on the outer part of the wheel. Those wheels should be fine. The front part of the unit slides on a thin plastic type strip which also appears to be replaceable. I would guess that as long as you do not have any gravel or small hard items that the plastic strip would push along in front of it, you would probably be OK.
902943
I would use it for engineered flooring. It really was impressive with tile, and that's much more difficult to adher to. Is your floor popping up? Is it supposed to be a floating floor?
1788306
We do not have wood floors so I can't answer that question. We do have tile in our kitchen and it works well there. Hope this helps.
976400
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.