Still debating a frag area.
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Still debating a frag area.
that monti gets bigger everytime i see it!Current tank status...
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Impressive great job on the tank Don.Current tank status...
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Impressive great job on the tank Don.
It looks like this maybe economical way to go And Reef Safe
quikrete hydraulic cement
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Thanks a lot!
Oh my goodness. That is a horrible job. We have done it too. I hope you can walk today.Water change done for the weekend!
Well we pulled the trigger on some luxury vinyl plank flooring. Picked it up Saturday.
Our house was built in 2012. It's got linoleum flooring in the kitchen, bathrooms and Fourier. Under the linoleum is a sheet of quarter inch underlayment plywood. Under that is the subfloor for the house. The rest of the house has carpet.
In order to lay the LVP down, the 1/4" underlayment plywood has to be removed.
Tear out started Sunday afternoon and stopped around 11:00pm. The builders floor layers put a million staples in the underlayment requiring cutting the floor with a circular saw into 1'x1' squares, requiring chiseling it out.
3/4's of the kitchen is done, rest tomorrow.
Pictures in the am.
Oh my goodness. That is a horrible job. We have done it too. I hope you can walk today.
Why do you have to remove the 1/4" ply? My house is on slab so we just had to use an underlayment that is moisture blocking.
Been there and done that! I feel for you that is a time consuming and back aching job. We have a slab floor and didn't have to use an underlayment due to our vinyl plank had a cork backing.