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Author:  {uZa}Col. Hogan [ Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:57 pm ]
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Ok with my bathroom redone and all of its updates completed, I took a stab at putting in wood floors in my masterbed room. It was a lot harder to do then the tile was, but I thot it came out all right, find out yourself. The bedroom is 23' X 14' at the largest portions, with prep work it took me two full days and up until almost midnight Saturday nite. I still need to clean the floor and put the rest of our bedroom furniture back into but here is the final product. :)


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Author:  {uZa}Lonesome Eagle [ Mon Apr 27, 2009 7:09 pm ]
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Wow... Really looks great man!
Author:  cmos [ Mon Apr 27, 2009 8:38 pm ]
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Holy crap man. That is awesome!
Author:  {uZa}fcbcynic+SC+ [ Mon Apr 27, 2009 8:55 pm ]
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Nice job, Steve! If you're ever in Virginia maybe I could contract you to do my floors. x12
Author:  {uZa}mattbaker [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 7:42 am ]
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Very,very nice.
Author:  {uZa}Studdog [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 9:00 am ]
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Great Job Hogie!
Author:  {uZa}Canadian Girl [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 9:23 am ]
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Wow beautiful job!! It looks great. :)

Nice colour of paint. :)
Author:  {uZa}Col. Hogan [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 12:40 pm ]
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Thanks everyone! I was surprised how much harder this was on me physically then tiling was. We bought this house in 2000, and it was a newly constructed KB Home. I was also irratated at what I found under the padding and carpet when I ripped them out. KB Homes never cleaned the floor before laying the carpeting down. I found dust, dirt, screws, and nails lying on the subfloor :evil: . I swept the floor 3 x's and then used our Hoover Floormate to wash n clean the subfloor before I installed the wood. I think now my wife and I should have less allergy problems now with all the dust n dirt gone. Maybe I should start to hire myself out for work, heck I could use the extra money :lol: .
Author:  {uZa}1terribleshot [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 12:58 pm ]
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Looks awesome... why is that whip tied around the headboard post was that part of the installation 0414_3
Author:  {uZa}Natasha_Fatale [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 6:06 pm ]
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Great job! It looks beautiful! Well done! :P
Author:  {uZa}Canadian Girl [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:54 pm ]
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{uZa}Col. Hogan wrote:
Thanks everyone! I was surprised how much harder this was on me physically then tiling was. We bought this house in 2000, and it was a newly constructed KB Home. I was also irratated at what I found under the padding and carpet when I ripped them out. KB Homes never cleaned the floor before laying the carpeting down. I found dust, dirt, screws, and nails lying on the subfloor :evil: . I swept the floor 3 x's and then used our Hoover Floormate to wash n clean the subfloor before I installed the wood. I think now my wife and I should have less allergy problems now with all the dust n dirt gone. Maybe I should start to hire myself out for work, heck I could use the extra money :lol: .



We use to do a lot of revonations....found a lot of nasty things...

The house we are in now....we ripped everything out 6 years ago..they previous owners had a few too many cats....that was a lot of work. :shock: But after that we both had less allergy problems.

The renovations never seem to end...but still worth it. :) We are renovating our kitchen upstairs/livingroom... I love the flooring you put it.

It is always nice to see what others have done. :)
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