Laminate Flooring

lkwinn · 02-28-2019, 10:53 AM

Hello,

We would like to install waterproof laminate flooring over existing ceramic tiles in seasonal cottage. We are on a concrete slab foundation. We close in November and the house is unheated for the winter. I'm getting mix opinions about doing this. Some claim because the product has a wood core the product will expand, contract and buckle. My brother uses in down the cape in an unheated cottage on a hardwood subfloor with no issues. Does anyone have any experience with this product on a unheated concrete slab?

The ceramic tiles sweat profusely on humid days so I'm hoping this will resolve the issue.

Any suggestions are welcomed?

02-28-2019, 10:53 AM	#1
lkwinn Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2018 Posts: 3 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Laminate Flooring Hello, We would like to install waterproof laminate flooring over existing ceramic tiles in seasonal cottage. We are on a concrete slab foundation. We close in November and the house is unheated for the winter. I'm getting mix opinions about doing this. Some claim because the product has a wood core the product will expand, contract and buckle. My brother uses in down the cape in an unheated cottage on a hardwood subfloor with no issues. Does anyone have any experience with this product on a unheated concrete slab? The ceramic tiles sweat profusely on humid days so I'm hoping this will resolve the issue. Any suggestions are welcomed?