Lamanite wood floor can you seal it?

Bamboo flooring comes in three styles, solid, engineered, and click lock. The click lock and engineered are virtually designed just like laminate flooring, the only difference is the installation. Engineered has to be either nailed, stapled or glued down (depending on the subfloor, whether it is concrete or wood). The click lock is a floating floor and is installed the exact same as laminate flooring. Whether its on wood, or concrete it doesn't get nailed or glued at all.

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Sorry, I don't know of a specific fix, but you should be able to contact the manufacturer or where you purchased it to find information on a remedy. Also, try a search to see if you can turn up any info. Good luck!

First, you can get the exact visual design that you wanted and it will cost you considerably less. Second, laminate flooring can be installed above and below the grade unlike hardwood flooring. Moreover, the laminate flooring is installed without using any nails or glue which make it much easier to it yourself. Furthermore, laminate flooring is extremely durable, easy to maintain and can be replaced easily.

Yes, underlayment provides protection against warping from moisture particularly if you are installing the floor over concrete. Moreover, underlayment eliminates the echo sounds that are generated from traffic on the floor.

There are some special precautious you will need to take in order to avoid water from contacting your floor such as sealing around the perimeter of the floor with sealant. For more information about it at http://www.ehow.com/way_5946274_can-seal-laminate-floors_.html

Laminated floors can be used in any room you would like although there are some laminated floors that are more sensitive to moisture. If you want to use laminated floor in your bathroom you will need to prevent water from core material of the floor.

You are much better off using an adhesive rather than screws. Home depot sells several good flooring adhesives, usually in aisle 8 that will do the trick just fine