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Laminate Floors

Broche07 · 2009-02-10 16:25:39

Hi, I've tiles in my kitchen but want to replace them with laminate flooring do I need to take the tiles up? They are slightly raised in the odd spot or can I lay the floor down on top of the tiles? Cheers Barry

10-02-2009 4:25pm

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Broche07

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Hi, I've tiles in my kitchen but want to replace them with laminate flooring do I need to take the tiles up? They are slightly raised in the odd spot or can I lay the floor down on top of the tiles?

Cheers
Barry

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#2 10-02-2009 5:12pm

buck65

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if they are not too raised you might be alright
use a good underlay and you'll never notice the difference

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