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A.R.S. Home Improvement

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A.R.S. Home Improvement

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1 Man Mar Drive #8, Plainville, MA 02762 (508) 699-0575 arshomeimprov.com/

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What type of flooring could be installed over top of a cork floor that would both protect the cork floor underneath and be durable?

Bob Williams of Star Construction Company, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Oct 22, 2014

I would recommend a clik together flooring that would be floating over the cork. That way you can install and remove it easily and there should be no damage to the cork below.

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roof vents placed behind 4ft walls in finished attic dont do squat for ventilation. no place for soffit vents, siding is asbestos so gable vents too pricey.

Michael Gonet of Classic Metal Roofs, LLC ^PRO answered:

Jun 13, 2014

If the space behind the knee wall is clear from end to end and you install gable end vents at each end then that would keep the eaves from freezing and causing ice dams.Make sure the knee wall is well ... read more

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