will these work on getting gaps out of laminate flooring?
461713
I've only used these with glass (a really smooth surface) and they're very strong. If the flooring surface is smooth enough for the suction cups to grip I would think they would work. However, most flooring is textured so it's questionable.
461714
I'm not sure what you mean, are if your asking will it lift laminate flooring so you can shift it's position to eliminate a gap? If the laminate is smooth and not glued down, it will have no problem with it. If the laminate has much of a surface texture I don't think the suction cup will be able to achieve a seal. If the laminate is secured down, such that it takes a lot of force to lift it, more than the rated lifting of these handles, it obviously won't work.
461715
I used them on some large 12x24 tiles and they worked great. As long as the wood flooring Is smooth and not distressed they should work. They are however sometimes a mother to get them to let loose.
120632
They stop my glass cutting board from sliding all over my ceramic counter tops. I am sure they will work on wood. You would probably have to use quite a few around the edges for a whole table top. I just use one on each corner.
620713
Well, we use them on both carpet and wood flooring. But the carpet is not a real plush/fluffy kind of carpet. Probably would make a difference. = }
950206
I used them on bed casters to keep the bed from moving on a hard wood floor. Since they measure 3" x 3", it should work.
1256767
No.. I used super glue and a clear silicone to fill in any gaps. You need a steady hand. Good luck
936519
I wouldn't, best to use a very fast jigsaw that cuts on a downstroke. Otherwise I think you'd end up chipping the laminate. These CAN cut through laminate.
359125
They do. I use them on our laminate floors and I think they work well. Read the directions and all should be good. You can also hack your solution bottle to use any cleaner you want. many vids on youtube
743647
I am not 100% sure, but I think they probably would work ok. I used them in an AKUZUKI Hardwood Flooring Stapler & Cleat Nailer in 2008 with no problems. Hope this helps.
135412
I've only used it on wood. The description says laminates so you should be fine. I have been very pleased with the results. Not perfect but far better on older worn floors.
1110098
The strips are pretty narrow so it shouldn't be an issue at all. We also needed it for a small gap in the door. And they are easy to cut. These are great!
1494681
If they are gaps of 1/4 inch or smaller it would be fine. If they are much bigger than that, you might have better luck with expanding foam products.
1718151
OK, my stove is about 1/4" higher than the counter, and the gap is about 1/8". These strips grip the stove like a magnet and drop right onto the counter, providing an effective barrier. My guess would be that 1/2" difference might work. The long side wouldn't lay flat upon the counter, but would reach it. I don't know what to tell you - I'd try it.
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I think so. I have wood manufactured floors that have a laminate over, or some sort of finish (maybe acrylic). Of course, you can try a very small area. I don't have the container in front of me, but I'll read it and see if it says anything about laminate and write again.
1349142
I used it to cut Harmonics laminate flooring which is 5/16 in thick (7.9mm). It worked very well!
158805
If you are going to gap the boards you'll need a spacer for the end of the boards. The boards get really tight on the end if the boards are warp the right way. I am assuming since it a ceiling you're doing you aren't going to space it. Just realize that this tool helps with warped boards, it will not hold the boards up to the ceiling. I used it on almost every board on my deck and it worked great. With this tool I installed my decking boards by myself on a 17'x22' deck in about 12 hours. Couldn't have finished without it.
213557
they will hook to any kind of table, including laminate. They are great, but not very long... So they do not work on thicker tables/bars.
652181
Probably would be fine on your laminated flooring but note what I said elsewhere. It is literally disposable. No one repairs them. There are equally good steamers out there that can be fixed if a problem arises.