3 Methods for How To Install Engineered Hardwood Flooring

Learn 3 DIY methods for how to install engineered hardwood flooring: floating method, gluing method, and staple down method.

Difficulty Level: Moderate. If you are not 100% confident installing engineered hardwood flooring, Lowe’s recommends that you hire a professional. Call 1-877-GO-LOWES or visit https://low.es/2C1mABH to learn more about installation services through Lowe’s.

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15 Replies to “3 Methods for How To Install Engineered Hardwood Flooring”

  1. What is the best type of underlayment to use for an engineered hardwood that can act as a moisture and sound barrier? Thanks.

  2. Best use DMX 2.0 on top of concrete flooring in basements when laying a new floor, you want to help control moisture more so in older homes. Make sure you educate yourself well as products do change…..be an educated home owner before attempting any project.

  3. Should skirting boards fitted with lights in kitchen be removed before gluing down flooring?

  4. if you install flooring in a kitchen, should you install it under where cabinets will be?

  5. How would I do this when my floors are wonky? My house was built in 1924 and has settled so there are all kinds of dips in my floor.

  6. What's the typical cost to get someone to do this for you? I don't have a circular saw or jigsaw. Might be cheaper to get someone to do this.

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