Thank you so much

Id have to modify the calking gun, i guess

Great Petgo flooring info video! Thanks. I have fhw heat at edge of my flooring install. Cant imagine how to use calking gun against rigid foam gasket around perimeter

So many fools just gluing it directly to wood subfloors, why not just float it if you dont know how to nail or staple ? Still sounds hollow either way over crawl space or 2nd floor.....

Thank you for the link to this and for showing how to do transitions. I have reducer moulding trim for LVP that already goes down. I want to transition from 6.5mm vinyl plank to vinyl sheet. Hopefully the gap won't be so bad but I might end up putting luan down under the vinyl sheet to raise it up a hair if there are any problems with reducer not fitting. I need to do the transition in a doorway so that will be extra fun. LOL. Ah, you have a bonus part with a doorway very similar to what I need to do. Thank you! Now I see how far in the planks need to go! Trying to see from the angle-- is it just past the stop? Or about even with the stop?

Id have ripped them out and build a new set in shop then stick em in ,done!

Great tips thank you!

When the floor looks like that its time to wear a mask so you don't breathe that in. Using the 2x4 as a tapping block is something I never thought of. Great idea! ooh, that LVP looks nice! Whole bathroom looks nice too. Nice blue paint.

Thank you. Do you have any videos on how to install in a doorway where it goes from laminate or vinyl plank to vinyl sheet (so a lower surface)? I need to install in a room with 5 doorways. Planks will run south to north and start with a plank butting in to the south doorway. There are two doorways on the west (one an inswing door that goes to carpet and has a wood T-molding), another an outswing with a closet going to vinyl sheet, on the north there's an open doorway with no door and it goes to the kitchen that will have different flooring (not sure what yet). On the east there's an exterior door. The starting doorway has the bathroom and the door swings away from the vinyl plank. I'm trying to figure out how far into the doorway I will need to put the planks to use the reducer moulding. I know it wants a 1" gap between surfaces. I don't have any trim or baseboards to contend with as those haven't been installed yet. If you are ending at an exterior door, do you make sure the last thing is in 2 pieces to make it easier to put in? I won't have to butt under any casing or anything since I don't have any yet so I'm wondering if I can do a full board.

That pig picture behind you is incredible

I'm glad that I have a brand new door that was just installed and it doesn't have the casing on it yet. It sits a bit higher than the rest of the floor, there should be room for the door to swing in without rubbing like the old door did. My house doesn't have baseboard yet so that should simplify some things with the installation. How far into a doorway that swings away from the vinyl plank would I need to put the planks if I'm going from planks to vinyl sheet (hallway to bathroom)? I'd be using a reducer strip.

did I see a rat or am I tripping ?

Tank you sir for a very instructive video! I liked utility knife the best. What brand would you recommend?

Is this the same process when doing on the ceiling, I can't figure it out hellllp 😂

Thanks for the video. Now four years later pine treads are $13 each but not as nice as it used to be with lots of knots.

Rotten subfloor tend to collapse if you put too much weight on it. My dad and uncle nearly stepped through it

Meth is a horrible drug

How do you measure and cut outside to outside corner?

How do you attach your build up wood strip to the floor if the sub floor is concrete?

How do you attach your wood build up strip of wood if the subfloor is concrete?

I’m gonna try this tomorrow. I just removed peel and stick tiles from basement and trying to get rid of the stickiness to put down vinyl plank. Thank you!

Thank you! Watched about half of your video and it clicked in my brain. Awesome job by the way!

You just saved me $2k. Thanks.

Why your blade bending like that?

the bracelet tho lol

Sept 2024. You showed how to use the tee strip on the front door but never got back to the quarter round that you said works if the threshold is high enough. 😢

Hey, I appreciated your video. I've installed laminate flooring a few other times, but a refresher on the ins and outs of this particular flooring made installation much easier and smoother. Just wanted to let you know it was appreciated. I'm going to follow.

Thank you! Was pulling my hair out trying to do a threshold with a single board. You saved me!

Thanks!

maybe he needs to watch a how to use tools video

I have done a fair amount of Pergo already and generally at a "wow" level of quality. But this video introduced some new techniques and it is truly of high quality. Pergo ROCKS!

Best 17 minutes that I have invested in this year! You saved me so much time and the tips and the pre plan of writing the L/sh and measurements and numbering the boards. This is an extremely useful tutorial and exactly what I needed to get the job done! Thank you for your time in making this video!

I'm working on my staircase and this video gave me some good tips to do the job better. Thanks

Nicely done! Thanks

EXCELLENT video. One of the best detailed instructions I have seen in a long time.!

do you have any videos of how to do this when you remove the floor molding? Also, transitions?

No underlayment? Interesting.

where can you buy that ash color transition?

getting estimates for this now and everyone says they need to take out the vanity too? 🤷

I hate when people throw dirt in the crawlspace and attic 😒

Can you do this over existing laminate or vinyl planks?

I always take the cut ends from one run to use on the other end as long as they are at least 12 inches in length.

QUESTION -- At 11:28 you cut the side return. Your side return is solid (not hollow). Are these solid-trim-returns sold separately and have a product name?? It doesn't look like scrap from another step's front edge. Since you have the thinner steps (hollow front curve loop), but a solid piece of side return, I'm guessing you purchased that separately?

Hi - I am applying 3/4" hardwood to a stairway landing, which is 6.5 ' x 3'. In this case, I am told I have to place the stair nosing first, working back to the wall (to make sure the nosing is exactly where it needs to be , snug on the edge of the stair). The back of the nosing has a groove, not a tongue. So how do I nail in the next course when there is no tongue to nail into?

Thank you for this! It's so comprehensive. Great job!!

thank you man,,,,,,,you saved me alott of frustration

Thank you so much for your videos. This was my second quarter round installation in my life. The first day I had help, but we just could not communicate. My friend cut almost every piece incorrectly. Today I was solo. I spent a good amount of time measuring and listing each piece just like you did and cutting all the pieces for each room and then nailing them down. Today I only made 3 bad cuts out of 22 total, (2 of them were just a bit long.) Keep up the good work on posting these helpful videos! Also on the end caps you mentioned in one of your videos, it was not really clear, but once you have your trim cut at 45 degrees with the long end perpendicular to the return, then cut another piece at 90 degrees, then cut that piece at the opposite 45 to create your little cap to fit to your sample. I wasted some material trying to cut the cap from the same piece that I made the first 45 cut. I used two sample 45 cut trim pieces cut from both directions to check the fit of my caps. Once I figured out the process, I was able to cut 30 caps for my job. Thank you so much for your videos.

Great tip. Any thoughts on after the powder is applied and swept. Yet let’s say your homeowners need to use the room till you return to install the new floor. I have a kitchen and the clients want to use the kitchen till I can return after the 3 day holiday weekend. To install the new flooring. Not tracking the powder remnants to the rest of the house

Thank you! This was helpful and I learned something.

This is amazing!! Thanks! Question, though... How do you do it when the floor goes perpendicular?