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anyone have issues with droplock laminate squeaking and creaking?
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Once in awhile ,i have a trick for that
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i have learned to glue the butt ends
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Food grade silicone is a hardwood installers best friend
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yes the stain pens are great.where do i find brown?
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i redone a couple of laminate jobs (that weren't installed by me)that were both sqeaking laminate. we just took it up and glued the butt ends. never heard a sound after.the rep blamed it on osb subfloor not being level but when we looked it was o.k. it was a 10 mil product, not heavy enough to support somebody walking on the butt ends
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Was it a quality laminate or cheaper ?
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what i would call middle of the road. had similiar problems with a 12 mil one time also and they are installed with space around the walls
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How much of a gap between wall and laminate do you leave in that part of country?
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Sometimes the laminate rubs on the transition strip to cause sqeaks
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i generally leave about 3/16's to 1/4 inch. Common base is about 5/16's
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have seen transitions that squeak againest doorjambs also. i just pass utility knife blade between the two
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a utility knife is a mans best friend
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wore out a few when carpet was more popular
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