We have raised floors in our home and they we have 3/4" wood planks. Is ths something that we can use
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Yes, this is what I bought for my wood flooring... just been to lazy to install it yet... oops. Great products though! I have used them before.
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Yes, you can use them. However, You will need to have about 6 inches of room below the surface of the floor.
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Yes the depth of the unit is adjustable and will work fine. We have a 3/4" plywood subfloor and 3/4" hardwood. They are nice units.
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If it is the same model #, it has 3 baseplates, for the diff. Flooring thickness. I used the 3/4"'
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a 3" would work just fine, yes for wood paneling. 1/8 inch is too small, no? 3" is what we used.
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1 1/4 " is what I used. Check w/ the manufacturer of the flooring (they usually tell you on their website). Good luck!!
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You can tack anything from 1/2" to 1" 23 guage is pin nailing too light for heavier heavy work. You cannot use for flooring.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Most of the wood floors we carry can work for your use.
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I am using mine on hardwood floors and have seen no problems. I am not certain about raised wood flooring. It would depend on the floor's weight strength and stability I suppose.
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I would use hidden hinges for cabinet doors that are available at your local hardware store. These hinges are heavy duty and are intended for material that is thicker than 3/4".
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Not sure what your raised kennel floor looks like so it's difficult to answer. i purchased this specifically to RAISE the kennel floor off the cement as these panels are a 2-3 inches high.
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Yes. I used it to install 3/8 bamboo. Manufacturer said only to use 18 gauge L cleats. I believe it will work for your floors too.
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Yes, you can do so, and others have supplied special instructions. I would add that you may want to look at the grain of the wood, and make sure the convex side up and concave side down. Although some cupping is inevitable, the fasteners will probably be more effective if they are not trying hold down the plank and fighting against cupping.
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Yes. That would be a good idea. I would suggest you use treated 4 X 4 around the perimeter with a couple cross members and marine plywood though
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I used 5/8 particle board on a 4'x4' bench and 3/4 plywood (good quality) on a 2'x8' bench. They are both very strong. I built the 4'x8' bench first, if I had it to do over I would just get the 5/8 particle board for both and save the money.
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The Little Giant videos recommend a 2x12, about $25 at lumber yards. I haven't used a wood plank but my experience with this size lumber is that it is very sturdy.
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Sure. This works great for beams. I made some nice 6x6's. You can do planks, but I had some troubles with getting wedge shaped boards. It was kind of hit and miss, so I got an Alaskan and it is more consistent for planks. I like having both because the Haddon works great for making that first cut and then I use the Alaskan for the rest.
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I cut thought 3/4 inch hardwood composit. It took some effort and a strong drill but it worked.
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get a rubber drawer pad the kind used for tool cabinet drawers. must be i/4 inch thick.good luck!rocco