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You turned your stairs into a rave.
Speaking of wood floors
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I would think, after all these years, you would afford me my retarded typing, and inability to proof read anything.Does she have Tourette's?
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Yep, apparently OP is just a simple boomer. Doesn't even realize he gave me blue balls
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Say good bye to my aching neck, and knees.
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Watch out for that nail! I seen it eyeballing your tire...
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Oh, fuck. I think Petey’s been fucking my wife! I have had to have the same fucking tire on her car plugged four times because she ran over nails. I’m like “Where is she finding all of these fucking nails?” Now I know.
That fucking hair.
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That's a plastic door panel clip I think.
Looks like a nail that holds down a tac strip.
Did you pull any carpet up??
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No. This material will allow for me to do the entire second floor with no seams, or joints. Doing the landing on the stairs today just to play around. Easy to work with, and the joints are waxed to help with water intrusion. The wax also makes them mate together pretty smoothly. I have never worked with this stuff before, but it's not bad
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Confused you have no seams or joints but the joints are waxed? what are you puttin down?
I think he's talking about no transition pieces, and the wax lets it snap together a lot easier.
I have only put 1 of these floors down and that was about 10 years ago.
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At the doorways.
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Yeah, some of the materials I have seen, and used, you have no choice but to work in one direction, and to transion around door jambs and closets can be completely fucked.
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It's 5 1/4" planks. You asked me before, and I didn't know.
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Gotcha. Im like wait i thought you were putting in engineered hardwood (or something close to that) so was confused by the lack of joints
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I don't like transitions. Also the transition pieces are a bitch to deal with, and seem to always need fucking repair and maintenance.Gotcha. Im like wait i thought you were putting in engineered hardwood (or something close to that) so was confused by the lack of joints
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I feel that, i love a nice clean look, for everything. Thats why my TV's all have no visible cords anywhere.