Condo's Hardwood Flooring in New Jersey

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Sept. 13, 2018 - PRLog -- A very simple question and a pretty innocent question usually we come across with. Can I use hardwood flooring in my New Jersey condo? Answer to the question is a straight forward yes however there can be a couple of things you will have to examine before installing the hardwood floors. There is a fair enough chance that the condo has concrete subfloor for which engineered hardwood flooring should be used. Before the installation proper flooring company will inspect the condition of the concrete.   An in house inspection should be planned so the flooring company can examine the concrete and installed flooring.  If you are living in a condo, managed by board then there has to be a set of guidelines as to what are the different types of flooring allowed to be installed in the condo.  After all the guidelines are met and type is finalized then you will have to work on logistics such as the length of the boards to see if they will fit in the elevator or not. Usually the flooring boards are 8' to 12' long. Long boards usually help in visual continuity in floor design when installed.

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