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What Nailer/stapler for 3/4 ash hardwood into 3/4 plywood over 1/2 plywood subfloor?
What Nailer/stapler for 3/4 ash hardwood into 3/4 plywood over 1/2 plywood subfloor? (post #207376)
johndrew on Wed, 01/23/2013 - 15:06
What nailer/stapler do you recommend and what size staples for 3/4 ash hardwood over 3/4 plywood and 1/2 subfloor?
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John
I'd have to look in the shop for the correct staple size for your flooring, but I use a Bostich stapler or have used a portercable cleat nailer.
Hand driven, I've use I believe the name is PortaNail..............been a while.
You buying or renting? If renting, they should make sure you have the shoe for 3/4 flooring and then the corresponding length fastener. Usually you want to go through the subfloor, but yours is thicker and I think not necessary to do so.
Where's Ken Fisher when you need him?
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I'm here now and then...but
I'm here now and then...but MIA for a month. More guys are confident with cleats nowadays because they allow for a more natural epxansion of all hardwood floors. I can't see the orginal post now, but 2" lengths work best for wood subfloors. Powernail, and that Canadian manufacturer I always keep forgetting are two additoional choices. Primatech is the name.