Re: Ceramic tile over hardwood floors?

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Re: Ceramic tile over hardwood floors?

From: d_fly32@hotmail.com
Category: Flooring
Remote Name: 63.14.166.245
Date: 14 Sep 2001
Time: 10:05 PM

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I have a similar situation. I need to install quarry tile over hardwood floors but the hardwood and subfloor have buckled and sagged. The buckles are not a concern as they can be cut out and replaced. But the sags, how can they be leveled? I plan on using a concrete board over the hardwood but I'm trying to find the most economical method of leveling the floors. Can you shim under the concrete board or use possibly a leveling compound? Thanks.

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