Concrete over finished hardwood flooring
Hi all,
I have 3/4 inch hardwood hickory floors currently. I was thinking about changing the look to concrete.
Can I pour over the hardwood floors or do I have to tear them up?
Thank you
Anrhony
Hi all,
I have 3/4 inch hardwood hickory floors currently. I was thinking about changing the look to concrete.
Can I pour over the hardwood floors or do I have to tear them up?
Thank you
Anrhony
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Replies
"Concrete" can mean a dozen
"Concrete" can mean a dozen different things, from a 6" steel-reenforced slab to concrete-toned laminated flooring.
I think the word "pour" in
I think the word "pour" in the question gave it away.
Why?
I'm a big fan of concrete floors, but why would you even consider this?
Mike