Hello, My wife and I are trying to decide how to get this small space working for us and we thought we would build it into a bar area. We have tile int he spot but not sure if we like it any longer with our cabinets we are considering and the color. We have some hardwood we bought a while ago that might work there. This is a thread i started that has a picture of the area. Really small area but might give you some ideas: [url]http://www.doityourself.com/forum/carpentry-cabinetry-interior-woodworking/515038-cabinet-install-angle.html#post2213968[/url] My questions are, can we do this and if so what is the proper process as we will have nothing to nail this to? What is the correct process. Any issues putting hardwood in like this in a basement as far as moisture goes? This home was built in 2007 and we have multiple sumps with drain tiling etc so stays dry. (as long as it doesn't flood terribly out here) Last, if we use this hardwood it is pretty thick and will cause it to be slightly higher than the carpet. Is there a transition piece that might make it more attractive by chance where the mediums aren't the same height? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

My wife and I are having a bunch of house renos done. It is now time to pick out the flooring and we are having a hard time deciding where to transition to different flooring. House plans: Larger Image: [url=http://postimg.org/image/u1wie9gxx/]View image: electrical outlet room layout[/url] This is what the flooring supplier suggested: [/url] Larger Image: [url=http://postimg.org/image/6vg46yhar/]View image: electrical outlet flooring supplier suggested[/url] ^^^Brown is hardwood orange is ceramic title. I'm no interior designer. I would like to hear what other people think we should do. Thanks.