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HighUp, thank you so much. I had no idea about the ratchet straps, they will make a huge difference. The living room in the front of the house is sunken, I already did it since it is separate. There are some small gaps that I notice when I go in now that it is done, family have said they do not...

I believe the tile is on a cement slab. It is flat and sound. My biggest questions are; how to start straight and stay straight, do I need expansion gaps mid-floor or just where it comes to vertical items like walls?

Thank you for the reply. Urban Floors, Cezanne, is the maker and product. Rain runs away from the house. House is being lived in. I have already done the upstairs, stapled it down. There are no moisture issues with the slab. I am actually putting the floor down over existing travertine that is...

I am going to float engineered wood over concrete on the first floor of our house. I will use 6 mil plastic under 1/4 inch cork under the 3/4 inch wood. I will glue all sides, leave the expansion gaps at walls and all "fixed" locations. I am attaching a diagram of the floor. The shaded parts...

I am going to float engineered wood over concrete on the first floor of our house. I will use 6 mil plastic under 1/4 inch cork under the 3/4 inch wood. I will glue all sides, leave the expansion gaps at walls and all "fixed" locations. I am attaching a diagram of the floor. The shaded parts will n