Yes. I have done it. First have the hardwood floor installed. After the hardwood floor is installed have the tile installer install the tile. The reason for this is that the hardwood is very firm and has little room for adjustment. An excellent tile installer can adjust the height of the tile to be flush and level with the hardwood floor with little or no seem. When its done it looks beautiful.
Hardwood floors are generally more expensive than tile floors because they are harder to maintain. However, higher quality tile floors can cost more than hardwood floors.
Hardwood floors. They look much nicer.
yes they are excellent and better for cleaning hardwood floors. It is highly recommended from many sources to use them on hardwood floors. They work best on hardwood and tile floors.
Bruce hardwood floors are good in kitchens, but not as good as tile floors, which are resistant to stains and burns.
Yes if you're very quiet and you have tile or hardwood floors.
Because the carpet absorbs the sound of anything against it and the hard floors just make the sound echo.
because wood and water dont mix! you should never do anything more than DAMP mop hardwood, if its that dirty get on your hands and knees and scrub it
This is not a good idea without using a cement /mortar board underlayment.
Most hardwood flooring stores sell "T" shaped molding that installs between the last board and the tiles. This spans the gap between the two different flooring types. Works best when the tile and the hardwood is at the same height. If the hardwood is much higher there is reducers as well. Check sites like www.lumberliquidators.com they sell all mentioned molding in various wood species to match your flooring.
Laminate and tile floors hold up the best with indoor dogs. Hardwood floors can be scratched by sharp nails, and carpet tends to stain from the occasional accident.
I would recommend you go to a hardware store to purchase some heated tile floors for the best results. You can go to hardware stores such as Home Depot ,and Home Hardware.
The tools you need to take up any flooring depends on what kind of wooden floors they are , they could be the cheap hardwood tile floors or the old fashioned wooden floors . I would contact a professional or go to a Lowe's or Home Depot and find out exactly what kind of tools are needed for this type of job , they will be able to better help