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I’m removing the carpet in my house for hardwood floor, so this is the only
chance to fix squeaking and losing subfloor. I need the advice for what is the best fasteners I should use? ring shank underlayment nails or wood, deck or just drywal screws? what size of fasteners? and what is the
nailing schedule?
do I need extra layer of plywood to support 3/4″ hardwood floor?
comments are appreciated! thank you
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I'm removing the carpet in my house for hardwood floor, so this is the only
chance to fix squeaking and losing subfloor. I need the advice for what is the best fasteners I should use? ring shank underlayment nails or wood, deck or just drywal screws? what size of fasteners? and what is the
nailing schedule?
do I need extra layer of plywood to support 3/4" hardwood floor?
comments are appreciated! thank you