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  1. Tiling, ceramics, marble
    The condo association is requesting that I install cork for sound proofing and also install a 1/2 wood underlayment over the concrete floor before installing the ceramic tile in the long hallway. I am pretty handy and can do this work. However, I don't understand why the wood underlayment, but...
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    Hi all. I live in a highrise condo and I'm installing 6x6x3/8" ceramic tiles in my hallway. The subflooring is very smooth, flat concrete (building was built in 1959, it seems to be very well put together), and the condo association has a rule that I need sound-proofing. I have rolls of 1/4"...
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