can this be used under hardwood (not just engineered/laminate)?
1810131
Hardwood flooring is not suitable for below grade (basement) application. So if the hardwood is being installed above grade, over an existing plywood subfloor, then nail or glue it down. No moisture barrier is required. This product provides both thermal insulating and moisture barrier protection for use over basement or concrete slab floors. It would be possible to install a floating hardwood floor where the joints are glues together over this underlayment - but only on a slab foundation at grade level. For an above grade floor installation, you would want the heat from the home to transfer through the floor level in the home and not insulate against it. Hardwood flooring is not suitable for below grade (basement) application. So if the hardwood is being installed above grade, over an existing plywood subfloor, then nail or glue it down. No moisture barrier is required. This product provides both thermal insulating and moisture barrier protection for use over basement or concrete slab floors. It would be possible to install a floating hardwood floor where the joints are glues together over this underlayment - but only on a slab foundation at grade level. For an above grade floor installation, you would want the heat from the home to... » Read More Hardwood flooring is not suitable for below grade (basement) application. So if the hardwood is being installed above grade, over an existing plywood subfloor, then nail or glue it down. No moisture barrier is required. This product provides both thermal insulating and moisture barrier protection for use over basement or concrete slab floors. It would be possible to install a floating hardwood floor where the joints are glues together over this underlayment - but only on a slab foundation at grade level. For an above grade floor installation, you would want the heat from the home to transfer through the floor level in the home and not insulate against it. « Show Less
1810132
Yes...it can. Since this is microfiber.... and super durable that stands against heavy material like hard wood...
1810133
Hardwood flooring is not suitable for below grade (basement) application. So if the hardwood is being installed above grade, over an existing plywood subfloor, then nail or glue it down. No moisture barrier is required. This product provides both thermal insulating and moisture barrier protection for use over basement or concrete slab floors. It would be possible to install a floating hardwood floor where the joints are glues together over this underlayment - but only on a slab foundation at grade level. For an above grade floor installation, you would want the heat from the home to transfer through the floor level in the home and not insulate against it.
1810134
i don't see why not. it is very good quality and very easy to lay, thick felt layer , to keep noise down.
1810135
Can you use this product under carpet instead of rebond? I read a recommendation online to use it under carpet.
379236
I am not sure. I have tile and it works great. I don't see why not. It is not on the floor, I use it in my everyday mop too for a quick clean up. Sorry, I'm not much of a help when it comes to laminate
1345775
I use mine on carpet and it slips a little. Im 90% sure it would slip some on hardwood.
1949345
I don't think so. I only use it for my kitchen linoleum floor. Didn't like the results on my hardwood floors.
2281452
Yes it can but is not recommended for floors with worn finish, bare wood or wood floors with separated joints.
854327
I don't see why not. It is flat on both sides, not like the rug ones with the little nubs. I has an anti slip side and works great. I have wood floors, and it stays in place. It is made to protect the surface under it, so it doesn't matter what that is.
1833117
I used it underneath a maple wood floor in a gym. The purpose of the material is to create a vapor barrier. I do not think there would be a benefit to put it under ceramic tile.
1603080
You could try some slip-not fabric under the pieces and even use double-sided tape to secure the fabric corners to the hardwood floor. Mary
1246991
I did, the run has nothing underneath it though. I got a piece of scrap laminate and slid it under so the couldn't ruin my floor. Also it does take up a bit of room so check the measurements and check your available space :)
833936
No the purpose of the underlayment is to float the floor so there is some give when there is traffic and sections don't separate. If there is a moisture problem with floor prior to installation of wood or laminate flooring that needs to be resolved first.
1918328
I used it on oak hardwood. I gave to my relative who used it on very hard Brazilian walnut. They had no problems. I have not used it on what you are asking about. I would think it would work on that material. You may have to put a little more air pressure on it though. Why not ask Dewalt?
53604
I'm not sure about hardwood...I used this on the concrete in my garage and it worked great.
980698
If its level I would assume so since the wood is on top of plastic underlay
1219312
Absolutely. I use mine on hardwood floors, laminate and tile. It works great on all floors.
379237
If I remember correctly, it says for all floor types. I would not think that it would hurt laminate but I would NOT soak it and let it stand. I also would not use it one natural wood floors.
1887502
It could be used on a wood floor, but it's not SUPER cushioned. I generally use it on a rug - although you could easily place a blanket or towel underneath it if you needed extra padding.
1638476
I wouldn't use this on hardwood floors. It could make the surface slippery and dangerous.