All the benefits of engineered plus the ability to float. Longstrip can be quickly and easily installed in almost any room in your home by following floating floor installation instructions, gluing or stapling. You can install over almost any sound, flat, dry sub-floor (oak, ash and merbau only on radiant heat sub-floors). Longstrip is the do-it-yourselfer’s floor of choice.
- Ultra-square edged design delivers a smooth transition between planks
- Suitable for almost any room in your home
- Can be installed over almost any surface from concrete to vinyl
- Unique cross-directional construction — Longstrip expands and contracts less than solid floors
- Alumide enhanced aluminum oxide finish stands up to active lifestyles
- Lifetime structural warranty
- Very easy to maintain; just vacuum or dust mop
- Floating, glue or staple down installations
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Where this construction goes
| Wood floor type | Where to install | Installation method | Type of sub-floor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Longstrip | Above, on or below grade* | Floating, glue or staple down | Most dry, flat, structurally sound sub-floors |
| Engineered | Above, on or below grade | Glue, staple or nail down | 5/8" or 3/4" plywood, 3/4" OSB board or concrete |
| Solid | On or above grade | Nail down | 5/8" or 3/4" plywood, 3/4" OSB board over 16" on center joists |
* Below grade: where any part of the slab is underground.