Can this be installed in new construction concrete floor?
1641859
I don't think this would work for a concrete floor. Even if the floor has not been poured, their isn't a good way to stabilize the metal box for the pour and the cover plate is made to screw into a wood surface.
1641860
The design of the box is to be installed on a wood subfloor. If the concrete has already been put down it would be very difficult to install. The utility box is normally screwed into the subfloor wood with electrical routed to it from underneath. A wood box frame at the correct height with routed electrical would need to be done before concrete was put down.
1290654
i would suggest get appropriate size concrete anchor screw if you want to mount on concrete floors.take the bottom plate off and take it to hard ware store to match it with the largest size anchor bolts you can get.
29058
Yes. It can be bolted into a wood or concrete floor with provided hardware and simple intructions.
627873
The machine will be fine, its the buffing pad that would have to be specific the that type of floor.
2080018
Yes. There are holes for the pin anchors in each foot You could drill holes in the concrete, insert an anchor and put a screw through the hole on the foot into the anchor.
368367
Our floors are new and so I do not know how it would work on older floors. Sorry.
614260
No, It can be screwed into concrete, or you could attach it to a heavy piece of board. It does move around a lot during use, but I did not want to attach it to my porch floor.
1171460
Yes. Mark the holes using the plate, drill holes using a masonry bit (if over concrete slab, continue using masonry bit, if over wood subfloor, switcht to wood drill bit), tap in the anchors (use soapy water to help ease the installation), then screw in the plate.
116944
If your floor is concrete there shouldn't be a problem. I also think that floorboards with adequate covering would also work. It's a great way to work out- go ahead place the order.
1775279
no you cannot. you need a drill with a carbide tip for concrete. The best for concrete is a hammer drill and carbide bits.
1658157
We have engineered flooring. It was recommended to us by a flooring store owner. We have been using it for several years and swear by it. You may wish to contact the business that installed your floor to get the proper advise.
1636342
Yes it can. A hammer drill with masonry bit will be needed to drill the holes in the concrete. Blow out the holes with air after drilling, then fasten with Tapcon masonry screws. They are blue screws and available at any home improvement store
1210188
The information says it is also designed for laminate and engineered floors; if you are installing floating cork (tiles that "snap" together as opposed to cork glued directly to a substrate), you should be fine.
946217
You should consult someone that installs floors. I don't know how this product would work as a subfloor.
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.
2281652
I don't see why not if it's concrete, says you can use it for floors. My only concern when putting on the floors if you move heavy furniture you may scratch or tear it. yes it's a lot thicker than regular contact paper and if you use it for the floors, I would use a heavier glue than just pealing the back off as it may not stick long depending on your flooring. I have used this on the counters and also I covered a table with it. I hope this helps.
1621255
No, not the right kind of box, they make floor outlets for concrete slab applications never bought one on line only at my local supply house. I sure you can find one online though.