Hey Joe, I as well sir. Thanks to you, I installed my entire house flawlessly. You saved me $3,500 in installation fee's, plus the satisfaction of my wife and I installing. Thanks Joe
@@marcin8418my home is 1450 Sq. I bought the material for about 4200$ not including trim or tools. (I have all tools needed) the installation fee was 2.50 a square foot.
Joe - just wanted to say because of you, I was able to install vinyl plank on my entire second floor with zero transitions. Your videos were the #1 resource on UA-cam regarding this matter. You should feel really proud and happy that you're able to help DIYers like me! Thanks again.
Joe! Im very handy and When I was 18 I worked carpentry for 10yrs now I’m 36 now I’m in the auto industry and I just brought my first home with my wife🙏🏽 ( New Jersey native here) I’m starting to lay down engineered flooring and I have to say I stumbled upon your video and I was amazed you have the best flooring videos on UA-cam. Period.. and my first video of you I watched, when you closed out with a blessing from God! I subscribed immediately. You sir are legendary! Thank you and god bless you and your family 🙏🏽. 👍🏽
Finished my daughters entire apartment with Vinyl plank….never done any flooring before….Killed it thanks to your awesome suite of videos!! Wanted to thank you very much for your selfless sharing of skills, wish there were more like you on UA-cam. If anyone is thinking of taking on a flooring project…watch Joe’s videos then get to it! Great simple explanations, guide to tools and equipment….brilliant. Can’t thank you enough!
I’m in the middle of installing vinyl plank now! Would not have had the confidence without your videos! Thank you! And thank you for your prayers for all of us.
I cannot recommend laminate university highly enough for anyone getting ready to tackle a diy plank install. joe takes the time to walk you through the tough parts and his input is worth every penny!!!!!!!!
Man I think I have only left 2 or 3 comments on a video since I started using 16 years ago lol. Let me tell you your videos are the most detailed, easy to follow, amazing tips, and so many more positive things to point out... I subscribed 2 days ago to your channel and I am now applying what I have learned from your videos.. Which BTW are so much better than those tik tok 5 second tips.. You are the real deal. Thank you Chief, God bless you
I didn't drop by your page by chance!! Multiple blessings!! Thank you for being a vessel and doing your part to build the Kingdom! GOD BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME GIFT OF WORKING WITH YOUR HANDS!
Hey, so that's how you do it, I've been watching your videos for a long time now, and decided to give it a try i took on 565ft. Vinyl planks ran it from my family room though the bedroom and into a closet ace it with some small mistakes but I can learn from that, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS, not to mention I did it solo.
Joe, I just finished Laying 340 Sq ft of wood laminate in my master bedroom. I couldn't have done it without using some of the pointers you have given in your videos. I want to say thank you for your videos and keep it up. I have about 360 sq ft left to lay in 3 more rooms and it should be a breeze now.
Hey Joe, Started my first Laminate floor installation yesterday for a customer and this video has already helped me a lot. God is good, always and always God is good. Bless you, your family and your business
Joe, your videos were a huge help in me laying laminate flooring on most of the upstairs of my house. I had laid some before but your tips and tricks were a big time saver and helped in those tricky areas where you have to lay backward etc. You’re the man! I hope you’re doing well man.
Watch a lot of UA-cam but seldom comment unless it really helps me. Your video was very good I watched several of them. I first installed vinyl plank back in 2005. Wish I had seen your vids then. So much easier after watching your videos. Thanks for all your tips
I've done framing, remodeling Krogers and walmart's. But I was honestly nervous about this cause I'm about to start my mother in laws home. I know I have to the tools and skills but due to injury been out of the game for a small bit of time. Enough to worry me then I watch this and it all come back thank you! I am learning so much!
I am getting ready to install Vinyl Plank flooring next month through an entire house 1400 sq feet. Your video's have been very beneficial to give me the confidence to do a good job. Thank you.
This one is in depth, love it. Just finished my floor, I can tell its not perfectly straight but no one else can haha. Wish I would have seen the line snap video first. I had no Hallways though. I look at every laminate floor now differently and I notice a lot are really crooked. Cheater bar and planing changed the game for me.
Joe dude love your dedication and the passing it in I this cutthroat business , I’m old school 40 years contractors in Cali fukin love the way you want to educate the new flooring generation!!!
Just finished my lvp install and thanks to your expert tips and tricks it went very well. I couldn't be more pleased with the results. Thank you! I did want to add one thing when using the permanent marker to mark your cut lines, if you have to remove the marker from the plank do it as soon as possible. It isn't so easy to remove after the marker has been on the plank for a while.
The more of your videos that I watch inspires me more and more each time to getting this vinyl flooring job done on my own without having to pay someone else to do it for me. A few weeks left before my project takes place only if it’s in God’s plans for me and my family to get the house we are looking to buy.
Wow, I learned a lot from your instructions here. I've installed a few floors now, and have struggled (aka looks like an amateur job) with door jams and similar transitions. Thanks so much for your instructions, they were very clear and super helpful. Next time I'll see if I can make my job look like yours. Also, killer ending! God bless you brother, see you heaven!
Thank you for the invaluable information. Installing the floor is tough work but with your help, I successfully installed my floor and I am so happy with it😁
Jesus is good all the time. Been a carpenter for 32 years. Just checking you out. A good Christian is always on their knees. Little humor there. You are good at what we do. I remember when that floor it the market. Pergo 1992. Glue and strap. Glue and strap.
Like the videos. I own a flooring company and was considering getting into social media and doing some videos so I’ve been watching yours to see how you do it.
You should consider starting a patrion, so that we can swing some cash your way. It's the least we could do, with the amount of money you're helping us to save. God bless you mate. Wishing you and your family nothing but the best.
Heck yeah brother! This recommendation was a week too late, I did my first flooring last week but I will definitely be adding the cheat block method to my repertoire! Great information! I need to be taught like I’m 5 and only when I feel like I’m a master knowledge wise do I feel confident doing something. Your video was great and earned my sub 💪
I did my living room and family room today! Your method really made it easy. My brother in laws were like “dude use a tape measure and I just did this and they was confused but it worked lol.
Sir i want to be a helper with you. I’ve never seen like your technique which it simple and super helpful. Today i was install wood floor for my cousin . I was cutting wrong many times for the door jams but when i saw your video that’s going to be really helpful videos and i will follow it. I need to do living room and one more bedroom 😌👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤓
Glad I found this video!!! How in the world can this be done and not be so painful on your back and knees I put in just over 500 square feet in three rooms. My back pain almost made me quit i followed your tips and got it done . I dread doing it again but I've already been asked. 😮
Thanks for showing the instalation under the baseboard heaters. My question is how do you keep the LVP from separating under the baseboard heaters. I have a room that has baseboard heaters the entire length of two walls. I will not be able to lock those areas down with moulding. Im worried over time it will work loose and separate. Im installing on a slab. I was considering drilling and screwing that row in place. Thanks for advice!
Can you clarify what you mean around the 6:30 mark when you say work away from the groove with the tongue facing the wall you’re working away from. Both times you said “groove” you pointed to the tongue side of the board. Thanks!
All so had a small job today , stinking cheap shit , plank mannington would not go together, had to go to Home Depot to get product bro , watched your show last nite , as always, knew it was wrong cheap shit , got it done tho , keep doing what you do bro !!! It makes a difference
Thank you for this. I have a similar wall piece sticking out into where I will be doing the flooring and I was wondering about how to make sure I got it cut out properly.
Any other ways to remove high spots in floor ? I been pulling up plywood and planing down the joist. Do you have a better way. Would love to see more floor prep videos.
Excellent work and good tips and tricks. Ive laid a few floors and it took me a bit to perfect the door jams. I guess i wasnt thinking clear enough to put a seam there lol
Prob a basic question which you've probably answered in another vlog - I'm looking at laying backed vinyl - is there movement in vinyl tiles/planks? Is it absolutely necessary to remove skirting board (your baseboard) to allow for this? I have a reasonably large area with many doorways and rooms so am dreading removing the skirting boards and reapplying. Love your vlogs. Very informative!!
I’ve always done single rooms but I’m soon fixing to attempt an entire house install with no transitions. In your opinion, what’s easier to install in reverse: laminate or vinyl plank?
@so that's how you do that! Hey Joe, new to the channel and really enjoying the tutorials. Studying up before my 1st attempt at laminate flooring. What really caught my attention was that you speak of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!!! From one Joe to the next, God Bless!!!
Question: I have 2 hallways one is a hallway/ laundry room, parallel to our longest wall that leads into our living room, second hallway is a long hallway that runs 90 degrees to the first and parallel to our shortest outside wall. We are laying LVP, so which way would be best. Either way will cause short runs in onw hallway.
That’s a good question. I’ve been laying floor for a few years and I normally go in the direction my clients prefer, but I’d love to see what the consensus answer is
Amazing stuff joe your awesome bud keep doing what your doing love the little message from god at the end just incredible man god is good keep loving people and praying for them spreading the name of Jesus absolutely amazing work and incredibly inspirational im going to start my own business soon I’ve been thinking about it for awhile now and you have givin me the final push of confidence and motivation I do believe this was god working through you and great it is thank you sir
It looks like you call the side where the locking mechanism sticks out, the 'groove' and you call the 'slot' the tongue. I've always called them the opposite. Am I correct in understanding that you call the piece that sticks out and goes into the adjoining plank, the 'groove'? I've always understood that the 'tongue' sticks out and the 'groove' is a recessed slot that the 'tongue' fits into. Perhaps my eyes were deceiving me in the video at the 18:40 mark?
Greetings from Michigan, I just installed The Vinyl plank flooring in our 1/2 bath, now Iam swapping the vanity for a pedestal sink. I’m unsure when it comes to securing the pedestal to the floor. Due to the expansion wouldn’t that cause issues by zipping a screw through the floor? I thought maybe drill a half inch hole in the Vinyl where I where I screw into floor joist and put a washer on it to allow expansion, I guess I shoulda installed Pedestal before installing floor
Hi Joe- I have a question, the last pieces (vinyl) is about 1.25" from the walls (no matter where I start, I cannot have the last pieces more than 2" wide), Can I cut 1" wide along the vinyl planks to lock to the last pieces to cover the gap. The baseboards that I use are 1/2 " thick, even if I use 3/4" thick baseboards I still cannot cover the 1.25". So what is the best solution for this situation? Thanks!
Question: you mention saving part of that hallway to do later which looks like you would be working backwards on the install. Do you have a video that covers the best prcactices on installing in that reverse order if needed? Great content by the way!! Watching a bunch of your stuff before I start a weekend project.
I usually base the layout from the hallway and from there start in an area that that will result in the least amount of working backwards in the rest of the house. Here is a video you should watch for working backwards - ua-cam.com/video/ZYKEJGdeS-s/v-deo.html BUT, I would also watch this video - ua-cam.com/video/6eZHHSzI7Qo/v-deo.html
Hey Joe, I as well sir. Thanks to you, I installed my entire house flawlessly. You saved me $3,500 in installation fee's, plus the satisfaction of my wife and I installing. Thanks Joe
Glad to help
How many square feet is your house ?
How you save money let me know how much you pay a vinyl plus labor ?? And how much how many square foot do you have it ?
@@marcin8418my home is 1450 Sq. I bought the material for about 4200$ not including trim or tools. (I have all tools needed) the installation fee was 2.50 a square foot.
@@marcin8418 I own an flooring store and here in Montana LVP (Luxury vinyl planks) install we charge $2.35 a sq ft.
Joe - just wanted to say because of you, I was able to install vinyl plank on my entire second floor with zero transitions. Your videos were the #1 resource on UA-cam regarding this matter. You should feel really proud and happy that you're able to help DIYers like me! Thanks again.
Thank you and I am blessed to be able to help!
Joe! Im very handy and When I was 18 I worked carpentry for 10yrs now I’m 36 now I’m in the auto industry and I just brought my first home with my wife🙏🏽 ( New Jersey native here) I’m starting to lay down engineered flooring and I have to say I stumbled upon your video and I was amazed you have the best flooring videos on UA-cam. Period.. and my first video of you I watched, when you closed out with a blessing from God! I subscribed immediately. You sir are legendary! Thank you and god bless you and your family 🙏🏽. 👍🏽
Finished my daughters entire apartment with Vinyl plank….never done any flooring before….Killed it thanks to your awesome suite of videos!! Wanted to thank you very much for your selfless sharing of skills, wish there were more like you on UA-cam. If anyone is thinking of taking on a flooring project…watch Joe’s videos then get to it! Great simple explanations, guide to tools and equipment….brilliant. Can’t thank you enough!
Thank you Alan!
I’m in the middle of installing vinyl plank now! Would not have had the confidence without your videos! Thank you!
And thank you for your prayers for all of us.
I cannot recommend laminate university highly enough for anyone getting ready to tackle a diy plank install. joe takes the time to walk you through the tough parts and his input is worth every penny!!!!!!!!
I appreciate you Bruce!
Joe, you are the master of flooring. Everything I’ve learned for flooring is from you. Thank you for making these videos
you made it look so easy !! thanks and I pray the Lord blesses you for helping first time home buyers like me...
Man I think I have only left 2 or 3 comments on a video since I started using 16 years ago lol.
Let me tell you your videos are the most detailed, easy to follow, amazing tips, and so many more positive things to point out...
I subscribed 2 days ago to your channel and I am now applying what I have learned from your videos..
Which BTW are so much better than those tik tok 5 second tips..
You are the real deal.
Thank you Chief, God bless you
I didn't drop by your page by chance!! Multiple blessings!! Thank you for being a vessel and doing your part to build the Kingdom! GOD BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME GIFT OF WORKING WITH YOUR HANDS!
Thank you so much!
Hey, so that's how you do it, I've been watching your videos for a long time now, and decided to give it a try i took on 565ft. Vinyl planks ran it from my family room though the bedroom and into a closet ace it with some small mistakes but I can learn from that, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR VIDEOS, not to mention I did it solo.
Well done my friend!
Joe,
I just finished Laying 340 Sq ft of wood laminate in my master bedroom. I couldn't have done it without using some of the pointers you have given in your videos. I want to say thank you for your videos and keep it up. I have about 360 sq ft left to lay in 3 more rooms and it should be a breeze now.
Very nice!
Hey Joe, Started my first Laminate floor installation yesterday for a customer and this video has already helped me a lot. God is good, always and always God is good. Bless you, your family and your business
Joe, your videos were a huge help in me laying laminate flooring on most of the upstairs of my house. I had laid some before but your tips and tricks were a big time saver and helped in those tricky areas where you have to lay backward etc. You’re the man! I hope you’re doing well man.
Thank you!
Watch a lot of UA-cam but seldom comment unless it really helps me. Your video was very good I watched several of them. I first installed vinyl plank back in 2005. Wish I had seen your vids then. So much easier after watching your videos. Thanks for all your tips
I've done framing, remodeling Krogers and walmart's. But I was honestly nervous about this cause I'm about to start my mother in laws home. I know I have to the tools and skills but due to injury been out of the game for a small bit of time. Enough to worry me then I watch this and it all come back thank you! I am learning so much!
Been watching you for a few years. I will be removing carpeting and installing vinyl falls soon. Thanks !
I am getting ready to install Vinyl Plank flooring next month through an entire house 1400 sq feet. Your video's have been very beneficial to give me the confidence to do a good job. Thank you.
You are a excellent teacher, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. God bless you and your family.
This one is in depth, love it. Just finished my floor, I can tell its not perfectly straight but no one else can haha. Wish I would have seen the line snap video first. I had no Hallways though. I look at every laminate floor now differently and I notice a lot are really crooked. Cheater bar and planing changed the game for me.
Thanks for sharing this!
Joe, thanks for taking the time to make these videos. To do this trade correctly, it takes patience and thinking things through.
Your the best on UA-cam, Thourghly explained. To the point with examples. Great job
Wow, thanks!
Joe-another awesome video! You are a great installer and an even better mentor and teacher! And thank you for the prayers at the end of your videos!
Thank you my friend!
Joe dude love your dedication and the passing it in I this cutthroat business , I’m old school 40 years contractors in Cali fukin love the way you want to educate the new flooring generation!!!
Thanks man. Doing my basement with water proof vinyl plank flooring. About 500sq ft. You saved me a ton.
Just finished my lvp install and thanks to your expert tips and tricks it went very well. I couldn't be more pleased with the results. Thank you! I did want to add one thing when using the permanent marker to mark your cut lines, if you have to remove the marker from the plank do it as soon as possible. It isn't so easy to remove after the marker has been on the plank for a while.
The more of your videos that I watch inspires me more and more each time to getting this vinyl flooring job done on my own without having to pay someone else to do it for me.
A few weeks left before my project takes place only if it’s in God’s plans for me and my family to get the house we are looking to buy.
You got this!
Wow, I learned a lot from your instructions here. I've installed a few floors now, and have struggled (aka looks like an amateur job) with door jams and similar transitions. Thanks so much for your instructions, they were very clear and super helpful. Next time I'll see if I can make my job look like yours. Also, killer ending! God bless you brother, see you heaven!
Thanks so much for all your help. I appreciate your faith. Blessings.
Thank you for the invaluable information. Installing the floor is tough work but with your help, I successfully installed my floor and I am so happy with it😁
Jesus is good all the time. Been a carpenter for 32 years. Just checking you out. A good Christian is always on their knees. Little humor there. You are good at what we do. I remember when that floor it the market. Pergo 1992. Glue and strap. Glue and strap.
You really have written the book on this haven't you....
You are Extremely Appreciated my friend 🙏👍
Thank you again Joe you’ve been a great help to me with complicated hallways with several doors. Blessings Joe.
Oh I wish I would have seen this video before doing majority of my floors, would have saved me so much time and headaches! Awesome video, thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!
Needed this video. One room down but headed into a hallway that branches to bedroom, bathroom, laundry room, and eventually living room.
You got this!
You are amazing. If I were younger and looking for a career I’d love to apprentice under you. Thanks for all the info
Like the videos. I own a flooring company and was considering getting into social media and doing some videos so I’ve been watching yours to see how you do it.
Great video Joe! God blesses you and Thank you for your instructions on the video.
Thank you!
You should consider starting a patrion, so that we can swing some cash your way. It's the least we could do, with the amount of money you're helping us to save.
God bless you mate. Wishing you and your family nothing but the best.
Thank you! There is a Heart by the like button, click on that and that is where you can donate.
From one floor guy to another great tip on cutting out the sheetrock! You saved me from that annoying notch out on alot of jambs! 👍 Great tips!
I been watching your videos alit lately they help me out this was one of the most best and detailed ones thank you
We all make mistakes sweetheart! That's the way we learn in life! Thank you for the video! It was helpful! Cheers!
Thanks Joe for all the videos. You’ve been a great blessing.
You are very welcome
The technique is genius , I must say.
Appreciate the tips Joe - muddling my way through my whole house install now
You got this
Heck yeah brother! This recommendation was a week too late, I did my first flooring last week but I will definitely be adding the cheat block method to my repertoire! Great information! I need to be taught like I’m 5 and only when I feel like I’m a master knowledge wise do I feel confident doing something. Your video was great and earned my sub 💪
I’ve learned a lot watching you work. Good stuff man. Ty.
I appreciate that!
Thank you, your videos have been a great help and instructions easy to follow.
Love your channel. Did my kitchen - foyer - laundry and powder room in 2019 but I couple have used this 411 on the doorways.
Many nice tips, best regards from Iceland 🇮🇸 ;)
Thanks for watching!
I did my living room and family room today! Your method really made it easy. My brother in laws were like “dude use a tape measure and I just did this and they was confused but it worked lol.
Nice!!
Love that color of flooring...I'm thinking the one I'm buying is nearly identical color! NICE!
I friggin love this guy
Thank you!
Sir i want to be a helper with you. I’ve never seen like your technique which it simple and super helpful. Today i was install wood floor for my cousin . I was cutting wrong many times for the door jams but when i saw your video that’s going to be really helpful videos and i will follow it. I need to do living room and one more bedroom 😌👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤓
Glad I found this video!!! How in the world can this be done and not be so painful on your back and knees I put in just over 500 square feet in three rooms. My back pain almost made me quit i followed your tips and got it done . I dread doing it again but I've already been asked. 😮
Great videos. I had trouble cutting around a door jam, you made it so easy. Thank you.
Glad it helped!
Great info!! Thanks for the "salt" at the end of your vids brother!!!! Amen!
Awsome Some really good tips
The cheater board simple but brilliant
Thanks!
Mr Joe great job...binge watching....such good info...keep trucking 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Joe, thank you so much for your videos.
very nice job johhny, I learned a lot from this video.
Glad to hear it
Thanks for showing the instalation under the baseboard heaters. My question is how do you keep the LVP from separating under the baseboard heaters. I have a room that has baseboard heaters the entire length of two walls. I will not be able to lock those areas down with moulding. Im worried over time it will work loose and separate. Im installing on a slab. I was considering drilling and screwing that row in place. Thanks for advice!
Can you clarify what you mean around the 6:30 mark when you say work away from the groove with the tongue facing the wall you’re working away from. Both times you said “groove” you pointed to the tongue side of the board. Thanks!
All so had a small job today , stinking cheap shit , plank mannington would not go together, had to go to Home Depot to get product bro , watched your show last nite , as always, knew it was wrong cheap shit , got it done tho , keep doing what you do bro !!! It makes a difference
You are awesome! Looking forward to doing my first project and your cheater board is the da bomb diggigity!
Your videos are EXCELLENT!
You rock man, Thanks for all the help!
Thank you for this. I have a similar wall piece sticking out into where I will be doing the flooring and I was wondering about how to make sure I got it cut out properly.
Glad it was helpful!
Any other ways to remove high spots in floor ? I been pulling up plywood and planing down the joist. Do you have a better way. Would love to see more floor prep videos.
Excellent! Still trying to grasp the cheater piece AND temporary pieces screwed down to be removed later for the permanent piece to be put in.
You will get it!
TKS for charing
It has been very helpful in my life at this time
Love your videos Joe, thank you so much!
Excellent work and good tips and tricks. Ive laid a few floors and it took me a bit to perfect the door jams. I guess i wasnt thinking clear enough to put a seam there lol
Prob a basic question which you've probably answered in another vlog - I'm looking at laying backed vinyl - is there movement in vinyl tiles/planks? Is it absolutely necessary to remove skirting board (your baseboard) to allow for this? I have a reasonably large area with many doorways and rooms so am dreading removing the skirting boards and reapplying.
Love your vlogs. Very informative!!
I’ve always done single rooms but I’m soon fixing to attempt an entire house install with no transitions. In your opinion, what’s easier to install in reverse: laminate or vinyl plank?
Great video brother, loved the message at the end.🙌🙏
Nice moves brother! Very helpful information.
@so that's how you do that! Hey Joe, new to the channel and really enjoying the tutorials. Studying up before my 1st attempt at laminate flooring. What really caught my attention was that you speak of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!!! From one Joe to the next, God Bless!!!
Question: I have 2 hallways one is a hallway/ laundry room, parallel to our longest wall that leads into our living room, second hallway is a long hallway that runs 90 degrees to the first and parallel to our shortest outside wall. We are laying LVP, so which way would be best. Either way will cause short runs in onw hallway.
That’s a good question. I’ve been laying floor for a few years and I normally go in the direction my clients prefer, but I’d love to see what the consensus answer is
Fear is a liar!!! Love the cheater board , thanks for all the info.
You bet!
Amazing stuff joe your awesome bud keep doing what your doing love the little message from god at the end just incredible man god is good keep loving people and praying for them spreading the name of Jesus absolutely amazing work and incredibly inspirational im going to start my own business soon I’ve been thinking about it for awhile now and you have givin me the final push of confidence and motivation I do believe this was god working through you and great it is thank you sir
You got this my friend!!
Thank you so much for all this great info!! Awesome vid man
It looks like you call the side where the locking mechanism sticks out, the 'groove' and you call the 'slot' the tongue. I've always called them the opposite. Am I correct in understanding that you call the piece that sticks out and goes into the adjoining plank, the 'groove'? I've always understood that the 'tongue' sticks out and the 'groove' is a recessed slot that the 'tongue' fits into. Perhaps my eyes were deceiving me in the video at the 18:40 mark?
Greetings from Michigan, I just installed The Vinyl plank flooring in our 1/2 bath, now Iam swapping the vanity for a pedestal sink. I’m unsure when it comes to securing the pedestal to the floor.
Due to the expansion wouldn’t that cause issues by zipping a screw through the floor? I thought maybe drill a half inch hole in the Vinyl where I where I screw into floor joist and put a washer on it to allow expansion, I guess I shoulda installed Pedestal before installing floor
Dude, seriously thank you.
You're welcome!
Thanks… Your tips are invaluable
Glad you like them!
covering up good hard wood very good video
Thanks Joe.
You are very welcome
Great Stuff Joe! Thanks!
Hi Joe- I have a question, the last pieces (vinyl) is about 1.25" from the walls (no matter where I start, I cannot have the last pieces more than 2" wide), Can I cut 1" wide along the vinyl planks to lock to the last pieces to cover the gap. The baseboards that I use are 1/2 " thick, even if I use 3/4" thick baseboards I still cannot cover the 1.25". So what is the best solution for this situation?
Thanks!
Fantastic video.
Hey Big Brother You are So Amazing You did a Great job I am very excited what you has been done Brother
Thank you kindly
This is a master class. 😃
God bless you keep up the good work
Thank you!
Please tell me which vinyl plank that is and color!!!
It is exactly what I’m look for, and do you have a view of the completely finished floor?
thanks Joe
Question: you mention saving part of that hallway to do later which looks like you would be working backwards on the install. Do you have a video that covers the best prcactices on installing in that reverse order if needed? Great content by the way!! Watching a bunch of your stuff before I start a weekend project.
I usually base the layout from the hallway and from there start in an area that that will result in the least amount of working backwards in the rest of the house. Here is a video you should watch for working backwards - ua-cam.com/video/ZYKEJGdeS-s/v-deo.html
BUT, I would also watch this video - ua-cam.com/video/6eZHHSzI7Qo/v-deo.html
@@sothatshowyoudothat that is so awesome. Thank you for the reply and for the great content!
Nice!
Great videos man. Well done, can definitely tell you care about what you do 👏