If you don't like it then go watch another channel. The metal stays!

Yes it is.

I just didn't have anyone to help me at that time.

Thank you, I appreciate that! I'm laid up right now with a back injury, but should be putting out some new episodes once I can sit down long enough to edit them. Have a great day my friend!

Unfortunately I do believe that wooden sports floors are a dying industry, with the exception of professional and college level floors. All I do is wood, no synthetic, can't stand that stuff!

I'm not on Spotify, just KZbin, SoundCloud and Bandlab.

This is also a Robbins system. They are custom made channels that have a pad included inside each channel. Each channel is pinned to the concrete every 2 feet. Plywood is 1/2 inch thick.

This is a Robbins system. 3/4 inch plywood on a 3/4 inch pad installed on a 45 degree angle, with 6 brackets on each sheet drilled and pinned to the concrete.

Thank you!

Two layers of APA rated, 4 ply 15/32.

It depends on the system specs, they're all different.

I'm installing plywood on top of concrete, do I need to anchor every sheet or every other. We're not going back with gym floor,just a rubber floor over two sheets of 1/2.

@@michaelferguson3725 You'll need a 1/2 inch thick pad/foam for your first layer. This will go on top of the concrete but below the first sheet of plywood. Otherwise the floor will make noise when you walk on it. The plywood doesn't have to be pinned it can float. The first layer of plywood goes long ways wall to wall (opposite of the hoops). The top layer goes on a 45 degree angle from corner to corner. You staple it together using 1 inch staples. Staples are 1 inch leg, and either 7/16 or 1/2 crown. Always crown the plywood down like a U or you'll have deadspots.

@@FLOOREDTV Thank you for your help.

What straple gun are using and where are you getting your strapless from. The only one I can find are 2in

Yes there can be. It depends on how many times the flooring has been sanded. If the top plate on the hardwood still has enough height to be resanded again then yes it does. Most old flooring has at least one sand left. Good luck!

There's tons of systems to suit almost every factor considerable.

10,000 sq. ft.

@@FLOOREDTV We can do it in a week.

Interesting opinion. I've been using that same compressor for over 5 years with no problems whatsoever. 🤷

Staple it to the subfloor on 9 inch centers.

the 2 layers of plywood are nailed down to the concrete subfloor, or drilled, depending on if these guys are paid hourly, lol. Then the maple flooring is nailed in through its side into the plywood. the reason for it being to the side is so that the nail can't be seen when another board is installed up against it.

Same here poured urethane is my thing as well.

Always beat the male end of the t&g floor NEVER the female end ..there fore the floor is racked and nailed left to right

Same question?

Yes indeed!