Installation Materials
Installation Materials
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Hometown Flooring does not carry every style of installation materials. Check with them first about a particular product or to see if your product choice is available for special order.#Caulks #Fasteners (hook & loop) #Grouts (acid & alkali proof/resistant) #Grouts (additives) #Grouts (ceramic tile) #Grouts (latex) #Grouts (quarry tile) #Installation Materials #Mortars #Nails (speciality) #Seam Sealers #Seaming Tapes (hot melt) #Tackless Carpet Strip #Tile Setting Materials #Tile Spacers & Templates #Wood Fillers/Patches
Ardex Surfaces
An ARDEX Designer Floor™ can beNo two tile jobs are the same. Depending on site conditions, the requirements vary significantly. ARDEX provides intelligent, cost-effective system solutions for every aspect of tiling. From adhesives to grouts for kitchen, bathroom and wellness areas, indoors and outdoors, for domestic and commercial projects. In addition to offering the customary high quality, all ARDEX system products are extremely easy to use and perfectly matched, allowing jobs to be handled simply and efficiently – step by step and with minimum effort.More
LATICRETE®
Laticrete International is a world wide manufacturer and marketer of materials and methods for the installation of ceramic tile and stone.More
LATICRETE® SpectraLOCK™
SpectraLOCK grout offers affordable value and lasting beauty. It is highly stain resistant with vibrant and consistent color- no shading or mottling. Won't fade, crack or powder out. Easy to maintain- always cleanable to original color.More
Installation Materials Videos
Mohawk Uniclic Laminate Installation with Chip Wade
Mohawk spokesman Chip Wade provides a tutorial on how to install Mohawk Uniclic Laminate in your home. In this overview of the process, Chip talks about acclimating your flooring to the room before installation, ensuring your subfloor is in good shape and clear of all debris, and the particulars of choosing and installing underlayment. He also provides techniques for creating a uniform expansion gap and maintaining variation in plank selection for a natural look as you lay your planks.
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