@creekyknees the only problem with drilling as I have done is that sometimes the tmoulding does not reach the track enough to catchit properly especially transitioning to tile
if the track is attached properly to the sub-floor also helps for the floating wood edges to stay down and not bounce up and down every time you walk thru then cracking your molding few month down the road....you can always glue(liq.nail is ok,but wait 24h till strong) the track first and once dry,snap in the T as long as you keep it even;not for uneven gaps...video is good for easy way out but not proper installation.
If you glue the track with the T you might never be able to remove it in one piece again since the glue will bleed into the track and sides of the molding,but then why use the track?just fill up the channel with more glue and push down, it will hold it in place anyways...
the track is meant to be nailed on wood or screwed in with anchors on concrete and then snap in the molding and if you need to replace(wear and tear) it over the years then you just snap it of and reuse the same track...
What it the depth of wood and tile is too far so the track/tang on the t-mould doesn't bottom out? Do the sell different height center tangs on these t-moulds?
Great video! I did not fully understand the gluing process on concrete as explained by the flooring salesman. Now I know how to do the T-molding on concrete. Thanks for posting this helpful video.
If you look closely, the early part of this video shows concrete, than at about 1:00 shows wood subfloor, then switches back to concrete. Not that it matters. The video is clearly labeled as "glue down".
My question is what KIND of "industrial adhesive". The vid shows heavy duty liquid nails.
ha u guys are nubs u need to screw in the track first and then snap the t-mold on to it and ur using liquid nail bath tub glue. can't believe i install for u
nice
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321wowzer 11 months ago
crap drill the track best way
creekyknees 1 year ago
@creekyknees the only problem with drilling as I have done is that sometimes the tmoulding does not reach the track enough to catchit properly especially transitioning to tile
xfiles954 1 year ago
if the track is attached properly to the sub-floor also helps for the floating wood edges to stay down and not bounce up and down every time you walk thru then cracking your molding few month down the road....you can always glue(liq.nail is ok,but wait 24h till strong) the track first and once dry,snap in the T as long as you keep it even;not for uneven gaps...video is good for easy way out but not proper installation.
FRISCO1001 1 year ago
If you glue the track with the T you might never be able to remove it in one piece again since the glue will bleed into the track and sides of the molding,but then why use the track?just fill up the channel with more glue and push down, it will hold it in place anyways...
the track is meant to be nailed on wood or screwed in with anchors on concrete and then snap in the molding and if you need to replace(wear and tear) it over the years then you just snap it of and reuse the same track...
FRISCO1001 1 year ago
@FRISCO1001 Thanks for your comments! They make sense and address concerns I've had.
humanyoda 2 months ago
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FRISCO1001 1 year ago
Do you have to use the track?
YewPube 1 year ago
Thanks for that intro. How else would I have known that the video was going to be four and a half minutes long?
BCCames 2 years ago
What it the depth of wood and tile is too far so the track/tang on the t-mould doesn't bottom out? Do the sell different height center tangs on these t-moulds?
themuse64 2 years ago
That was a very helpful demo, thanks for sharing.
usaearthling 2 years ago
bigtee25, yes floormen are pricks, why because we are intolerant to hacks in our trade? guilty as charged!
floorman4life 2 years ago
the freaking track needs to be fixed to the substrate, thats why it has holes in it you tool!
floorman4life 2 years ago
floorman4life - you're a prick
bigtee25 2 years ago
Great video! I did not fully understand the gluing process on concrete as explained by the flooring salesman. Now I know how to do the T-molding on concrete. Thanks for posting this helpful video.
5150hs 2 years ago
thats my hubby in the vid!!!!!!! <3
devchonka18 3 years ago
congrats!
go4thus 2 years ago
lol thanks
devchonka18 2 years ago
the video clearly says for a glue down floor (in other words concrete.) that is why the track is used as shown.
Liquid Nails industrial is VERY good stuff that i have used for 15+ years with great results.
happybob9000 3 years ago
If you look closely, the early part of this video shows concrete, than at about 1:00 shows wood subfloor, then switches back to concrete. Not that it matters. The video is clearly labeled as "glue down".
My question is what KIND of "industrial adhesive". The vid shows heavy duty liquid nails.
themuse64 2 years ago
ha u guys are nubs u need to screw in the track first and then snap the t-mold on to it and ur using liquid nail bath tub glue. can't believe i install for u
sushi123 3 years ago
On concrete you can do either or. And that is the construction adhesive LN sells, NOT bath tub glue.. Talk about "nub"
MonStar916 3 years ago