Hardwood floor installation

hardwood floor installation

installing nail-down hardwood floors.

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#1 written by aypllepay 1 year ago

He is pretty fast but the stagger looks bad. You dont want that many joints that close together.

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#2 written by staciepaul 1 year ago

I’m guessing this isn’t his house…

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#3 written by kristoforidhi 1 year ago

this guy will redo it in a year or so

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#4 written by sgtadamdee 1 year ago

looks like he’s doing a fine job to me making sure everything is nice and tight. I’d hire this guy in a heartbeat.

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#5 written by tonydude1985 1 year ago

rough job, no expansion joint around skirting, would love to see him ripping it up just as fast , because thatll buckle .

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#6 written by vrv59ro 1 year ago

prtty good . . .if is fast it doesnt mean bad work. . . is just experience!!!!!

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#7 written by sixstrangtommy 1 year ago

when you try to showout you almost always make mistakes..how many nails do it take to nail one board??

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#8 written by hozbek1 1 year ago

this is fast un profetional installetion, I can see tehy don’t know about stagger, expanding gaps and how much joint sizes has tobe. nice show but this floor in short time will buckles

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#9 written by culayta 1 year ago

how much would this cost to do saying that the room I wanted to do is 300 sq. ft?

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#10 written by KJEboys 1 year ago

Pretty impressive! But if that were his house I don’t think he’ll move that quick.. no “care” in the install. Showing off for the camera!

I’m surprised he doesn’t have some latin salsa blasting since he’s practically dancing..

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#11 written by brutalized6 1 year ago

poor job

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#12 written by MrCrf450rider 1 year ago

too many small pieces,no expansion joints.try doin that with pre-finished flooring,and you’ll be rippin it back out..

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#13 written by X820NL 1 year ago

I can’t believe what I just saw….. And not in a good way.

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#14 written by EECIEI 1 year ago

its like a dance lol!

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#15 written by oneslowride 1 year ago

Maybe i am just old, But to me, you just can’t beat the manual nailers. He’s fast, but that is from the air. He’ll still sleep good! Nice work.

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#16 written by craftflooring 1 year ago

this is another how not to install video…nice speed.. you may want to slow down and work on your nailing pattern tho. you have one staple and 16 inches later another..not good. one inch from the end joint and 2 inches apart after for max stability. Nice stair stepping too. very “professional” nothing like having hundreds of end joints on top of each other..great look!

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#17 written by pcjunkie54 1 year ago

@tricityfloors
What you’ll see buddy is staples will bust through the top surface of the wood floor…staples suck,they also don’t let the wood expand and contract like it’s supposed to do

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#18 written by MRSketch09 1 year ago

@pcjunkie54 What type of fastener is a cleat?

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#19 written by juann27 1 year ago

but you are using 6,7,8 steples a piece of wood its a lot of steples.

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#20 written by smithriverdude 1 year ago

I think that’s what you call a professional

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#21 written by cutixiu 1 year ago

@b1gdadde1234 Fast does not = quality…

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#22 written by Brutosky44 1 year ago

dude thats music, if you install that fast and is done right, my hat off to you master

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#23 written by b1gdadde1234 1 year ago

@cutixiu dude get a clue I have been working on hardwood floor for 13 years and u dont know a thing. He fast damn fast.

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#24 written by rapoleusa 1 year ago

porra mano ja observei varios videos de batedores de piso .vcs acham que e velocidade,mais esquecem de colocar grampo ,ou prego nas maquinas .servico rapido garantia e qualidade zero.

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#25 written by localbroadcast 1 year ago

you look like a bulldyke

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