Yes, but only if it's glue-down carpet. You cannot install tack-strip and pad, and then stretch carpet over a floating floor because it will pull up sections of the flooring at the edges and very likely buckle in the middle. Then your carpet comes loose. Floating floors are incredibly EASY to remove - just bust a piece out at an edge, and the rest will come up like puzzle pieces. Only tools needed are a pry-bar, gloves and eye protection. Take it out - easy to do.
FLOOR PREP CARPET You can put carpet over an uneven floor, BUT Every ridge, Gap or mis alignment in the sub floor will show through over time. Here is a good rule of thumb.. If a gap or a height difference greater than the thickness of a Nickel is present, it will show through the carpet sooner or later. Carpet cushion will help, but it is not "floor prep" on a roll & will not fix anything, only mask it some. Ardex floor feather finish is a great & easy product to skim coat & feather out and fill in differences, it is available at any carpet installation supply house or the home centers.. DO NOT use dependable white crack filler, it will crack & break apart and cause you more problems in the long run.
It's absolutely okay, and even designer-approved to put an area rug over carpeting. You can do whatever you like in your home, and all that really matters is that you like the way it looks. That said, there are some "tricks" to putting an area rug on carpet that might help: http://www.decoratorsecrets.com/rugs-over-carpet.html
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There is no reason not to install carpet over wooden floors. If you want to learn how to do this, visit the DIYNetwork website. Once on the page, type "How to install carpet over hardwood flooring" into the search field at the top of the page and press enter to bring up the information.
To install floating floors over concrete, first ensure the concrete is clean and level. Lay down a moisture barrier, then install underlayment padding. Next, click or glue the floating floor planks together, starting from one corner and working across the room. Trim the edges as needed and allow the floor to acclimate to the room for 48 hours before walking on it.
Floating floors offer several benefits for homeowners. They are easy to install, cost-effective, and can be installed over existing flooring. They also provide good insulation, are durable, and can be easily replaced if damaged. Additionally, floating floors come in a variety of styles and materials, allowing homeowners to customize their home's look.
No, carpet pad is both taller and softer then pads meant for floating laminate and wood floors. No pad of any kind should be used on any other type of wood installation.
The best practices for placing a carpet over hardwood floors to enhance both the look and function of the room include using a high-quality carpet pad for cushioning and protection, ensuring the carpet is properly installed to prevent slipping or bunching, and choosing a carpet color and texture that complements the hardwood floors for a cohesive look.
Yes you can.
They are made of wood but have just got carpet over it .
The different types of floating floors available in the market include laminate, vinyl, engineered hardwood, and cork. These floors are not attached to the subfloor and instead "float" over it, making installation easier and allowing for some flexibility.
No, you do not.
Hardwood floors are much better than carpets. They first of all are easier to clean and secondly have a much more elegant look to them and are better.
To install a floating floor over concrete, first ensure the concrete is clean and level. Lay down a moisture barrier, then install underlayment padding. Next, click or glue the floating floor planks together, leaving a small gap around the edges for expansion. Trim the edges and add finishing touches as needed.
To install a floating wood floor over concrete, first ensure the concrete is clean and level. Lay down a moisture barrier, then install a foam underlayment. Next, lay the floating wood planks according to the manufacturer's instructions, leaving space for expansion. Finish by adding trim and transitions as needed.