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softailgarage
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For some reason pictures dont want to post. Here are the missing....
Tile or Pergo
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Are you finished with this project?
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First of all , my apologies. With work and the Holidays I was unable to finish this thread. Yes the project is done. I really enjoyed it and am looking forward to putting down Snapstone Tile in both bathrooms ( THANKS again CryoGal). I believe I left off here :View attachment 159576
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I did make the mistake of pulling the edge spacers a little to soon and found the floor had shifted. Kinda scared me , but turned out to not being a problem. As I said in an earler post we decided to change out the base board. This was probably the biggest challenge of the project. Picked up 4 16' "strips" at HD, primer white. Now, I should have had them cut there, but didn't have the measurement's with me
so, had to run the boards over the cab of the truck to the tailgate which was down and dangling about 1' from the ground. How I made it home without losing something is beyond me. Rain was coming, couldn't fit 'em in the garage, so had to run them thru the bedroom window and lay diagonally across the floor. Cutting became a problem because they were too tall to mitre cut upright. Thank God the mitre saw will rotate or lean to a 45 degree angle and was able to cut laying down. Anyway's this is how they looked after the stain and the finshed job....
Thanks to all with suggestions and advise...
View attachment 159577
I did make the mistake of pulling the edge spacers a little to soon and found the floor had shifted. Kinda scared me , but turned out to not being a problem. As I said in an earler post we decided to change out the base board. This was probably the biggest challenge of the project. Picked up 4 16' "strips" at HD, primer white. Now, I should have had them cut there, but didn't have the measurement's with me
so, had to run the boards over the cab of the truck to the tailgate which was down and dangling about 1' from the ground. How I made it home without losing something is beyond me. Rain was coming, couldn't fit 'em in the garage, so had to run them thru the bedroom window and lay diagonally across the floor. Cutting became a problem because they were too tall to mitre cut upright. Thank God the mitre saw will rotate or lean to a 45 degree angle and was able to cut laying down. Anyway's this is how they looked after the stain and the finshed job....Thanks to all with suggestions and advise...