hi all
i have recently installed some laminate wood flooring in my daughters room. (snap and click type...............no nails/glue at all.
first, i removed all baseboard/door trim since we were going to replace it with something new. it has been about a week since the flooring has been complete, the trim has yet to be done but i figured i could do that whenever. last night i noticed that the bedroom door is now bowed. what would cause this?? i didnt even touch the door. i only removed the trim. we have been in this house for 6 years now and this has never been like that. not sur eif it has to do with removing the trim or not or mmaybe cause we ripped the carpet up and placed wood flooring. any ideas?
next. as i mentioned above, the floor has been installed and complete. we are now starting to see thin slivers of gaps between the ends of each plank where they but together. we have used the tapping block to snap them back together but the gap keeps coming back. is there a way to seal this so we dont have to keep hitting back into place? once the trim is in place on the wall, it will be impossible to get the tapping block on the end to hit it back into place. how can i fix this?
i have recently installed some laminate wood flooring in my daughters room. (snap and click type...............no nails/glue at all.
first, i removed all baseboard/door trim since we were going to replace it with something new. it has been about a week since the flooring has been complete, the trim has yet to be done but i figured i could do that whenever. last night i noticed that the bedroom door is now bowed. what would cause this?? i didnt even touch the door. i only removed the trim. we have been in this house for 6 years now and this has never been like that. not sur eif it has to do with removing the trim or not or mmaybe cause we ripped the carpet up and placed wood flooring. any ideas?
next. as i mentioned above, the floor has been installed and complete. we are now starting to see thin slivers of gaps between the ends of each plank where they but together. we have used the tapping block to snap them back together but the gap keeps coming back. is there a way to seal this so we dont have to keep hitting back into place? once the trim is in place on the wall, it will be impossible to get the tapping block on the end to hit it back into place. how can i fix this?