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Question: I bought leminate flooring with an attached underlayment.  Should I also put this product on the floor before installation or is it going to be too soft and make the floor shift?  What should I use if anything?
Document: This underlayment is good quality, it lays well, cuts well and is wide enough to make the job move fast.The sound reduction of this product offers is superior as well A few downsides to it are the last few feet that are tightly rolled do not lay well and will push up the laminate flooring, also the glue that seals one piece to the other to make a continuous underlayment is not strong.
I used First Step for its sound insulation qualities in the installation of a floating hardwood floor in our high rise condo. It has IIC rating of 68, STC rating of 67. It is lightweight and easy to use. It has a 4&#34; overlap with its own adhesive. The adhesive was not very aggressive, so it was easy to reposition if necessary. The city building inspector was happy with it
Received it on time and it was very easy to use. It exceeded my expectations......will order again because I'm also going to do my basement
Feels great on my feet. :) Great buy and great price! I would highly recommend this product. It was also easy to work with.
It definitely feels warm when walking on it before installing the engineered floor. It is easy to cut and install, with the self adhesive tape on one edge. It is a little fragile, the green film on top is easy to damage with the corner of a plank for instance. It is about 1/8in thick (3mm) and I use a second layer in a few low spots that I realized I had missed when leveling the sub-floor.
The exact same thing they sell at  Home Depot for about half the price. The large roll can make it difficult to work with, the savings make it worth it. Do yourself a favor and get a carpet knife to cut this. You can get one at Harbor Frieght for $5 and save yourself the headache of trying to use scissors or expensive blades.
Yes, we received it timely. We are very happy with the product. We would certainly tell others about this product if we know of anybody who is putting in wood/laminate flooring.Thanks
I had previously ordered a different type of underlayment with vapor barrier. The other kind was more difficult to lay down and transmitted crinkling noises as you walked across it. Luckily I replace it with Roberts First-Step, which has hardly any noise, and ultimately much easier to work with.
Used to install 1000sq ft of tiger bamboo. I think it has great value especially when the same product art home depot and lowes sell for almost triple.
this is a steel if you compare prices with your local hardware store but with just a small amount of pressure and it will tear still for the price whatever, its going on the bottom whos gonna see it
Answer: yes