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We generally recommend that the underlayment be removed because the subfloor may not be adequate to support tile. However, if your existing vinyl floor was installed over an adequate subfloor using a full spread installation method then yes, it can be done if you use the proper installation products.
Solid hardwood should not be installed below grade. However, engineered hardwood can be installed in basements as long as you do not have an existing moisture problem.
Vinyl is certainly not as resistant to tears and scratches as ceramic tile is, but most vinyl does have an inner layer built into it now which tends to resist tears quite well. I wouldn’t hesitate to consider it in a high traffic residential area.
Different flooring patterns and designs can significantly impact the look of your room. Whether you’re installing hardwood or vinyl, there are a variety of floor pattern layouts to choose from. Each can influence the room's appearance, not just in terms of aesthetics and mood but also perceived size.
Read moreAesthetic appearance, feel underfoot, and durability are the most common aspects homeowners consider when choosing a new flooring option. But how soundproof the flooring is shouldn't be overlooked. Certain materials can cause sound to seemingly echo throughout your house.
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