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  • How to Seal a Brick Floor

    Homeowners might seal brick floors to protect them from stains, create a glossy surface or reduce grit that can mar adjacent floors. There are two types of products used to seal brick floors:...

  • How to Use a Finish Nailer to Nail Down Hardwood Floor

    Hardwood floors that are installed in a home come in two types. One type is called a floating floor; it is not secured with nails. The other type is secured to the subfloor using staples or nails....

  • How to Level a Wood Floor Sub-Floor

    Installing a new floor, regardless of the floor type, requires proper preparation of the sub-floor upon which the new floor is being installed. For a sub-floor consisting of an already installed...

  • How to Install Floor Tile on an Uneven Floor

    Installing floor tiles successfully requires a smooth, level surface for the tiles to adhere to. Installing a layer of floor tiles onto an uneven floor is a frustrating process that can result in...

  • How to Remove Peel & Stick Vinyl Flooring

    You're ready to redo your kitchen floor but aren't sure how to remove the peel-and-stick vinyl tile that's already installed. You'll be pleased to learn that it's not too tough a job, and you...

  • How to Prep a Floor for Sanding

    Sanding a wood floor is a major project that is a little less difficult if you prepare properly. Removing the floor trim and putting it back on later may sound like a lot of work, but it's easier...

  • How to Apply Self Adhesive Tiles

    While self-adhesive tiles are simple to install, they also require more prep work to prepare the subfloor than almost any other flooring type. Any type of vinyl tile will transfer any...

  • How to Seal Basement Floor & Walls

    Sealing a leaky basement not only reduces issues with flooding and mold but also gives a homeowner an opportunity to increase his potential living space by making the basement area waterproof and...

  • How to Remove Carpet Backing from a Hardwood Floor

    Carpet backing is the back of the carpet that contributes to helping the carpet hold its shape and strength. Carpets are typically placed over a foam base, which is often stapled or glued to the...

  • How to Remove Baseboards Before Installing Ceramic Tile

    Installing a new ceramic tile floor is often an exciting new upgrade for a homeowner. To make the new floor look and function at its best, it is important to remove the existing baseboards that...

  • How to Pull up Linoleum

    Pulling up linoleum flooring is a very messy task. Depending on what your goal is, you have to be careful not to damage the flooring underneath the linoleum. It's important to make sure all the...

  • How to Remove Inlaid Linoleum

    Inlaid linoleum is linoleum that has been cut into shapes and laid in a pattern on the floor, much like a puzzle. Instead of one sheet, it is many pieces. It was popular in the first part of the...

  • How to Refinish Stained Wood Floors

    The beauty of wood floors sometimes comes with a price. Wether you are refurbishing a fixer home that had the hidden treasure of hardwood floors or just repairing some damage to your own floors...

  • How to Remove Carpet Glue From a Wood Floor

    Wood floors are a thing of beauty and well worth the restoration process. The value they add to your home is a nice boost in the incentive department but the look is typically what motivates...

  • How to Secure a Loose Floor Board

    Beautiful wood floors add equity to your house. If you're refinishing your existing wood floor, don't make the mistake of doing all the work only to find that you had a couple of loose floor...

  • How to Remove Vinyl Flooring Efficiently

    Vinyl flooring can be an unattractive nightmare if you prefer hardwood, carpeting or laminate flooring. When I bought my home, well let me put it this way the only room not cover with vinyl...

  • How to Install Baseboards on Wood Floors

    You have just installed a wood floor, and it looks great, but it's not complete until you install the baseboard and complete the room. Trimming in the floor is easier than installing the floor,...

  • How to Remove Ceramic Tile From a Concrete Floor

    A floor with cracked or missing ceramic tile is not pleasing in appearance, but can also be a safety hazard. Ceramic tile installed over concrete can be attached directly to the concrete or may be...

  • How to Faux Paint a Subfloor to Look Like Wood

    If your carpet is worn or you simply can't stand it any longer, but you can't afford to buy new carpet or put in wood flooring, painting your subfloor to look like real wood is a good temporary...

  • How to Repair Damaged Ceramic Tiles

    Tile is beautiful and strong. Tile floors can take a beating, but every now and then damage may occur. If one of the tiles on the floor need replacing, removing it and replacing is not impossible.

  • How to Install Glueless Vinyl Flooring

    Installing glueless vinyl flooring is easier and less messy than regular vinyl tile or planks. It does tend to be less long-lasting than vinyl flooring installed with adhesives. However, this can...

  • How to Install Vinyl Tile Squares

    Installing a new vinyl floor is a simple do-it-yourself project. You can install vinyl tile squares over any smooth, even surface without tearing up old flooring. There are two ways to install...

  • How to Remove Carpet Padding Stuck on Hardwood Floors

    Real hardwood floors are often gems covered by carpeting. Many homeowners will find them unexpectedly when they go to replace carpet or repair squeaky floorboards. If you have found hardwood...

  • How to Remove Vinyl Floor Tiles

    The beauty of tiled vinyl flooring is that you can replace a single tile without having to pull up the whole floor. Read on to learn how you can repair your floor.

  • How to Remove Indoor/Outdoor Carpet

    You're remodeling the sun porch, and it's time to face the ugly truth: You have to remove the indoor/outdoor carpet that's probably been there for decades. You'll be relieved to learn it's not as...

  • How to Remove Sheet Vinyl Flooring

    You want to lay a new floor, but you need to remove the sheet vinyl flooring before putting in the new sub-floor. Removing a sheet vinyl floor is not as complicated as it looks.

  • How to Install Commercial Carpet

    Specifically designed for high-traffic areas, commercial-grade carpet is one of the most durable and cost-effective flooring materials on the market. Available in an endless variety of colors and...

  • How to Remove an Old Vinyl Floor

    After getting divorced and buying a house several years ago, I realized that if I wanted to get any repairs or remodeling done, I had two choices. Hire someone, and pay a fortune for the work. Or,...

  • How to Remove an Old Vinyl Floor

    I have removed old vinyl flooring several times. And even though it is easy, it does take some patience and strength.

  • How to Remove Paint From Wood Floors

    I have a rental property with finished wood flooring throughout most of the apartment. Recently when I had the house painted, I noticed that the painters did not do a very good job masking off...

  • How to Lay a Hardwood Floor

    Installing hardwood floors adds beauty and warmth to any room. Because of this and the fact that the floor is extremely durable, it is gaining popularity every year. Prefinished hardwood flooring...

  • How to Remove Ceramic Floor Tile

    Removing ceramic floor tile is a challenge, but it is worth the effort when completed. Replace broken and cracked tile with a new floor covering, whether it is the new look of modern ceramic tile,...

  • How to finish Hardwood Floor Planks

    Professionals agree that finishing and refinishing hardwood floors is hard work. Nevertheless, the process is simple and straightforward, and the needed equipment can easily be obtained at home...

  • How to Glue Down Carpet

    If you're considering laying carpet in a basement or other room where the normal pad and carpet tack won't work, consider using a glue down carpet instead. Although this project works best with a...

  • How to Remove Vinyl Tile

    Are you tired of that old tile floor and think it's an eyesore? If you want a new floor, first you have to get rid of the old one. That dingy old floor might look like an insurmountable challenge,...

  • How to Remove Paint From Hardwood Floors

    If you are among the many "do-it-yourselfers" who have tried to remove paint from hardwood floors, you know how frustrating a task that can be. With the right tools and a few "tricks," however,...

  • How to Make a Paper Bag Floor

    This article is about how to do a paper bag floor. It is fun and really easy. It turns out really great

  • How to Patch Wood Floors

    Patching wood floors damaged with nail holes, gouges or narrow pieces of missing wood remains a good option over replacing floorboards. Stores carrying paint also have fillers matching natural...

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