Can this be used to install underlayment?
1503527
I don't see why it couldn't . I used the N66-1 to install Hardi board siding(cement board) I used 1 5/8 ringed nails , the nailer performed very well. The depth setting worked well. Light weight of the gun is a big plus. ;-D
1503528
It can be as long as you use the correct nails for the gun. Siding nails and nothing else. Roofing nails will not work in there.
1572247
Yes, you could use just the base and not install the second tier. I haven't tried that myself, but looking at it I don't see why you couldn't.
1565854
You can, however, it will void any waurantee that you may have. If you haven't had any experience and want to install this yourself however, I would recommend watching an instructional video.
529684
You could MAKE it work but it is intended to be used for an underfloor heat mat with a temperature probe, so you would need to do some heavy modification to it. In other words, as intended, no it will not.
2067690
The underdesk system has holes in it. The question is do you have metal drill bits? If so, then of course you can. You will need to substitute the provided screws with sheet metal screws, but the tray doesn't care where you mount it.
943501
Yes, you can't do both. I did a free style small pitch under the liner and used the Quick pitch to get the proper pitch needed when tiling. The under liner pitch is not so critical since it is a safety/back up. Most installers don't even put a pitch in the under liner. This kit worked great, I just wish the it came with more bars or slightly longer. Also I recommend painting the shower walls and floor with a rubber paint before tilling. It is the best insurance against shower leaks. Hope this helps.
62285
That's tough for me to say. I've never used it for that application. I've only used it for attachment of insulation between joists. It's a well made tool that does what I need it to do. Sorry I can't give you more info.
1228118
It could be used under a "Floating" wood floor system but it would need to be Pro installing it. It would not be all that efficient either, but it would make the floor warm and comfortable.
2018883
I'm not sure if you are wrapping the rebar, or what, but it should do it, no problem. You might be able to do it with one (double) package. It depends on how thick you are going with it. Just make sure you really mix the two putties together (a and b) really well so they are unified before you apply it.
554973
Yes, it can be installed over durock. It can be installed over standard drywall IF properly installed. Kerdi would be overkill, IMO.
540831
Sure, why not? You will just have to fab up a backing plate and drill holes.
947673
You don't need another underlayment if your flooring already came with one. I installed bamboo click-in flooring that did not come with underlayment, so I installed this one.
1679033
Instructions include directions for overlays of 7/16", 1/2" or 5/8" so the answer is they are designed to work with variable overlay.
849836
That really depends on the size of the imperfections. It will help level small and shallow imperfections. Large and deep imperfections should be repaired before covering. I will say that I don't think you can do much better than this particular product. This is the same product (different color and brand name) that Home Depot carries as one of their high-end underlayments. If I remember correctly, buying this on Amazon in the 630 ft rolls saved me over half of what it costs at Home Depot.
1612589
If the area is relatively flat I would think so. But it's a 1.5 inch screw so it doesn't go into the wood that far. I couldn't do it on my siding which is vinyl clapboard style.
57429
Sounds like you are going to try to use this topside for an under-deck install. The dimensions are right, but you have to add 3" to the dimensions for the cap/gauge.
2120593
No, it would be too high with this underlayment. With hardwood, you only place something like a felt paper, very thin. Homedepot has it.