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Do two radii always make a diameter?
Only if they are placed in such a way as to make a straight line ,i.e., they should be placed at 180 degrees to each other.
How many pitch symbols can be placed on the ledger line?
one
What angle are the mirrors in a periscope set?
at 45 degree it is placed
A circle with radius 2 is placed against a right angle another smaller circle is placed in the gap between the circle and the right angle what is the radius of the smaller circle?
6-(4*(2^1/2))
What does it mean when doormat is placed diagonally in front of door?
Diagonal means:up and down.
What goes under wood flooring to provide support and stability?
Underlayment is typically placed under wood flooring to provide support and stability.
What exactly is a floating floor?
A floating floor is a type of flooring installation method where the individual floor planks or tiles are not directly attached to the subfloor. Instead, they are laid over an underlayment or subfloor without being secured to it. This allows the flooring to "float" on top of the subfloor, which can be concrete, plywood, or an existing floor. Key characteristics and features of a floating floor installation include: Interlocking Planks or Tiles: Floating floors typically consist of individual planks or tiles that have interlocking mechanisms or tongue-and-groove edges. These interlocking components hold the pieces together without the need for adhesive or nails. Underlayment: A layer of underlayment material is placed over the subfloor. This underlayment serves various purposes, including sound insulation, moisture protection, and creating a smooth and even surface for the floating flooring to sit on. No Glue or Nails: One of the defining characteristics of a floating floor is that it does not require adhesives or nails to attach it to the subfloor. The flooring pieces are held together by their interlocking design. Room for Expansion: Floating floors often include expansion gaps around the perimeter of the room to allow for natural expansion and contraction of the flooring material with changes in temperature and humidity. Ease of Installation: Floating floors are known for their ease of installation, making them suitable for DIY projects. They can be installed over a variety of subfloor types, including concrete, plywood, and existing flooring, provided the subfloor is properly prepared. Types of flooring commonly installed as floating floors include laminate flooring, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), engineered hardwood, and some types of cork or bamboo flooring. The specific installation method and requirements may vary depending on the type of flooring material being used. Floating floors are popular for their versatility, ease of installation, and the fact that they can often be installed without the need for adhesives or extensive subfloor preparation. They are commonly used in residential and commercial settings and are known for their flexibility and the ability to accommodate slight subfloor imperfections.
What do you put under laminate flooring to ensure proper installation and longevity?
Underlayment is typically placed under laminate flooring to provide cushioning, sound absorption, moisture protection, and to help with temperature regulation. It helps ensure proper installation and longevity of the flooring.
What is the purpose of a wood floor reducer and how is it used in flooring installations?
A wood floor reducer is used to create a smooth transition between two different types of flooring, typically between a higher wood floor and a lower surface like tile or carpet. It helps to prevent tripping hazards and provides a finished look to the flooring installation. The reducer is installed by attaching it to the subfloor using adhesive or nails, and it is typically placed at doorways or where two different types of flooring meet.
Can Bamboo flooring be placed in a bathroom?
No, bamboo flooring can't be installed in the bathroom. It is easy to get moldy.
What is the correct side of the vinyl plank flooring that should be placed against the wall?
The tongue edge of the vinyl plank flooring should be placed against the wall for a proper installation.
What goes under tile when installing a new floor?
Underlayment is typically placed under tile when installing a new floor.
Is wood laminate flooring durable?
If the wood laminate flooring was well placed by a professional and well treated, it should be very durable. beside of the beauty of this type of flooring, it is also durable.
How can I install heated concrete floors in my home?
To install heated concrete floors in your home, you will need to first prepare the concrete subfloor by ensuring it is clean and level. Next, install the heating cables or mats designed for use in concrete floors. These can be embedded in the concrete during pouring or placed on top of the subfloor before adding a thin layer of concrete. Finally, finish the floor with your desired flooring material. It is recommended to consult with a professional to ensure proper installation and safety.
What goes under shingles on a roof to provide an additional layer of protection and insulation?
Underlayment is placed under shingles on a roof to provide an extra layer of protection and insulation.
What is the best way to install long strips of laminate flooring?
Pre-installation instructionsA do-it-yourself laminate floor installation requires intermediate-level construction skills. Several factors should be considered before a laminate floor installation. A swift and easy process of installation can take place ifyou carefully prepare for the installation. Here are a few instructions:• Make sure that the subfloor is flat, dry, and smooth.• Always use underlayment under your laminate floor for soundproofing and stability.• Laminate flooring and underlayment/vapor barrier can be installed on any existing floor whether concrete, wood flooring, vinyl tile, linoleum, tile, etc as long as the floor is flat and solid. The foam pad will make up for minor irregularities.• Allow the flooring material to acclimatize to the installation site for as long as possible (min. 2 - 3 days). This allows the flooring to adjust to the room temperature and humidity.• Examine each floor plank for grade, color, finish, quality and defects.• Laminate floor installation should take place at room temperature of at least 65 deg F (15 deg C). A floor surface temperature of 59 deg F and an overall room temperature of 64deg F must be ensured before, during and three days after the installation.• Take extra care when installing laminate flooring over radiant heating. Ensure that you read both the laminate flooring and radiant heat system instructions carefully.• Read the installation instructions provided by your laminate flooring provider / manufacturer.Installation tips1. The beginning wall of the flooring (the wall where you start installing the new floor) should be more visible than your ending wall.2. Remove any previous carpeting or wood flooring glued to a concrete floor. (Wood flooring NOT glued to a concrete floor can remain.)3. A good visual effect can be achieved by mixing planks from 4 - 5 different boxes. The width of the joint between the tiles on each strip may vary. Using these strips and placing thin joints next to thick joints gives a more natural look.4. After measuring the area of the floor to be covered with the laminate, add 10% to allow as wastage.5. If your room is larger than 1,000 square feet, you must use 3/4 inch spacers to create expansion space around the border of the room and any pipes, doorframes, cabinets, or fixed objects etc.6. If your room is smaller, a gap of 1/2 inch can work. These gaps allow for expansion and contraction. The exposed edges can be concealed with trim or molding.7. To install flooring around pipes, drill a hole in the plank that is half or a quarter inch larger than the pipe diameter. Cut the plank across the center of the circle, fit around the pipe on the floor, glue plank pieces back together and clamp (do not glue laminate to subfloor). Cover expansion gaps with molding or pipe rings when the floor is complete. Water pipes require silicone sealant.8. To replace any planks damaged during installation, raise the last installed board approximately 1 1/4 inches until it disengages. Continue until you reach the affected plank, replace and reinstall the planks.Underlayment installation:Underlayment is a material placed under flooring to provide a smooth and even installation surface. It comes in large rolls or as separate pieces that can be taped together. The use of an underlayment speeds installation, reduces walking noise, improves flooring stability and provides superior support.• Remove the shoe molding from around the baseboard and also the doors from the installation area to be covered.• The flooring planks need additional space to fit under doorframes. Place a piece of underlayment and laminate flooring next to the jamb to determine the required height, and cut out the desired area of the frame.• Install the underlayment and make sure the edges don't overlap. To prevent them from shifting, tape the pieces together. Create an expansion gap between the underlayment and walls by using spacers.• If you're placing a laminate floor on top of a concrete slab, apply a polyethylene plastic vapor barrier before installing the underlayment.
Can rolled vinyl flooring be placed directly on top of leveling cement?
Yes as long as it is smooth and has no residue on the surface.
