Learn How to Install Hardwood Floors | DIY Projects

Block me if you can... Ha, Ha

Home D***t is better.

Yeah... I'll hire someone LMAO!

Instructions not clear, built a table.

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Dude is a lefty

I needed this video. Thanks 💪🏽🇺🇸

thank you

It really isn't that difficult. They coveted every possible situation and that's why it sounded complicated.

Dude it’s so easy I did it with my dad today he works in construction the wood just went in like a puzzle pice and I just cut the end pieces to fit the room with a tablesaw

Lol. Just lol. Leave this to pros

What?

He's doing almost everything wrong.

I see why my mom is paying someone to do this now

what an amateur

Very well made video. A must for first-timers

Click-lock bamboo is 4x harder than hardwood. And zero nailing! I did a 150sf floor in 2 days. It was fun! Five years later, people still raved about it. 1/10th the cost of solid hardwood. Now I'm doing an entire house with hardwood. Why? Because my wife likes it, and she's important to me. Do not be intimidated with a little work. Follow these guidelines and you will not be disappointed.

baby im just gonna have lowes people do this

Welp, I see why I WON'T be doing this job myself! 😂

Hire a pro, don't listen to these guys. So much wrong here. Yes, some things are right but man they really give bad advice on a lot for a simple install.

question? how do you check a 10' span to see if it's level with a 4' level???

What is the purpose of the paper underlinement

Too much work. Hiring out.

SOLID CEMENT FLOOR D BEST

My dad made the hardwood flooring for my house. He cut down the trees, sawed the lumber, ripped the boards, nailed them down, sanded them, then put a coating on them. They’re so beautiful and the fact that he did it all himself with wood from our farm is amazing

Wow , so refreshing. I love wood floors!!

Uu8

Omg what the hell is going on

Man, now I know why the floor guy charges so much, its not a walk at the park at all.

Yeah, this looks way too complicated. I'll just hire someone to do this.

I now know it’s worth the money to have someone do it for me

Do you have to have shoe molding? Why can't you put your floors closer to the wall so you don't need shoe molding?

Wow. Surprisingly helpful

NEVER FACE NAIL THE SECOND LAST ROW!!!! cut paper and put glue!!! then face nail the last row!!!

I wanna teach myself this trade, but this video offered NO help in doing so.

What size nails?

Great video!
Emmy Braxtly

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good video

...screw it, I’m paying someone

The music makes me angry after 4 minutes

Notice to noobs. For hardwood applications, that 3/4'' expansion gap is overkill, DO NOT do that. Most people nowadays only use baseboards, we no longer use quarter round. A 1/4" expansion gap is fine. Remember, the hardwood is nailed down.

I like how they assume everyone has wooden sub-flooring and not concrete.

Does installing yourself really save that much money?

Very informative

Dont use nails because where there weather is changed wood begin to extend and the floor would require repairing

First step hire someone to do it for you.

So if I'm spending a pretty penny on wood flooring I'm just supposed to except the bad boards? Spending a months worth of pay on bad wood is not cool at all.

And its finished

how can it expand, when it's nailed??????????