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In the January/February 2022 issue of FCI, we share three nerve-wracking installation projects. Also in this issue, Andre Eisenmann of Sika offers guidance on how to choose the right self-leveling materials for the job.
Robert Bagby, owner of R & B Installation in Chattanooga, Tennessee, is hired to tear up and replace a resilient flooring installation in an assisted living facility where the previous installer did not prep the subfloor properly and used too much glue on the gluedown LVT.
Installer Ken Ballin shares the challenge of transitioning 1,000 sq. ft. of glue-down engineered hardwood with two tile floors in a condo in Ocean City, New Jersey.
The options for self-leveling underlayments (SLUs) are greater more than ever and it is sometimes complicated to choose the one that fits the best your need on a job. The market recognizes four technical criteria that can impact your decision.
Almost everyone who has installed or helped to install porcelain or glass mosaic tile has had to correct the age-old problem known as thin-set mortar squeeze-up between each tile.
Kyle Hedin, owner of Illustrious Hardwoods and producer and host of the Floor Academy Podcast, shares his personal story of shifting from being a flooring installer to becoming retailer.
