Floating floor planks in a wall ?
#1
07-22-12, 06:22 PM
Floating floor planks in a wall ?
Hi
I would like to know if anyone already try to cover a wall with floating floor planks ?, i want to put them and nail them to avoid them to fall, what do you think ?.
Thanks in advance .
I would like to know if anyone already try to cover a wall with floating floor planks ?, i want to put them and nail them to avoid them to fall, what do you think ?.
Thanks in advance .
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#4
07-22-12, 06:47 PM
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My in-laws' lake place has tongue and groove flooring on some of the ceilings and walls without any visible fasteners, so it is possible to do it but I don't know exactly how it was done.
#5
07-22-12, 07:57 PM
Just nail into the framing, driving at an angle from the top of the tongue back toward the back of the plank.
Using a mallet-driven flooring nailer will be light-years easier than attempting to do this by hand. Plus, the special J-shaped, ridge-shanked nails you use with one of those are the nail for holding flooring in place.
Using a mallet-driven flooring nailer will be light-years easier than attempting to do this by hand. Plus, the special J-shaped, ridge-shanked nails you use with one of those are the nail for holding flooring in place.
#8
07-23-12, 03:27 AM
Yeah, laminate, probably 7mm thick. Too thin to nail through the tongue. PL Advanced construction adhesive will not release. You need to make sure that is what you want to do, because any changes will require possible sheetrock removal. Another product to use would be tile mastic, since the back of the laminate is smooth, it will adhere well. Trowel it on the wall using a 1/8" v notched trowel, apply your laminate.
#9
07-23-12, 04:32 PM
Ok, I guess i should experiment and see what works better .
I was hoping somebody already tried it but that's ok with all this help .
Thanks everybody for your help and time
I was hoping somebody already tried it but that's ok with all this help .
Thanks everybody for your help and time
