Floating floors are ones that can be installed directly over an existing floor, so there is no need for ripping up before laying down. Floors can be laid over hardwood floors, vinyl, ceramic tiles, concrete, pretty much anything as long as the surface is even.
Yes you can. As Bobbie states, floating floors can be installed over any substrate except carpeting. You will be installing the recommended underlayment over the ceramic floor. Usually a thin foam or plastic sheathing.
Yes it can. Just remember though that it will add a bit of height to your flooring, so if you do not install it everywhere, you will have to ensure that you use proper transition thresholds.
Yes as long as the floor is even
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Floating floors are ones that can be installed directly over an existing floor, so there is no need for ripping up before laying down. Floors can be laid over hardwood floors, vinyl, ceramic tiles, concrete, pretty much anything as long as the surface is even.
No, actually , I wouldn't advise it.
Yes you can. As Bobbie states, floating floors can be installed over any substrate except carpeting. You will be installing the recommended underlayment over the ceramic floor. Usually a thin foam or plastic sheathing.
Yes it can. Just remember though that it will add a bit of height to your flooring, so if you do not install it everywhere, you will have to ensure that you use proper transition thresholds.
Here are some informative links.
https://www.ambientbp.com/blog/diy-bamboo-flooring
http://www.lumberliquidators.com/assets/images/installation/morning_star_clic.pdf
http://flooring-professionals.com/flooring-resources/why-floating-floors-fail/