🔨 HARDWOOD FLOORING: Enhanced Staples for Conventional Flooring Installation Review

800 square meters. Parquet feet. Once the pressure was set it worked great. Switching legs is a little tricky at first, but it can be done in a minute or two once you get the hang of it. The o-rings used to secure the foot are very small and don't have any extras, so don't waste them (although I'm sure you could go to the hardware store and buy a few more). Make sure you are seated correctly and aligning your foot with your tongue and you will have no problems. Take a hammer and a nail puller…

I installed 525 sqm. Engineered wood feet 1/2 inch thick. I bought this stapler specifically for this job. Now that I've done that, I can make another one! Here are my random impressions: * A stapler usually works great. I used 1 1/4" slotted braces in the floor liner. I replaced the carpet with 7.5" wide engineered wood using a combination of staples and glue. I paid $109 for a stapler and it was about half that other staplers (like Bostic, etc.).* When sewing, you MUST be in the groove every…

Just received on Monday (two days ago) and was able to try it out for the first time last night. I won't be able to use it seriously until Friday. My first impressions are positive. The manual, while not very good, is pretty good for a Chinese product. I didn't see much of an effect adjusting the depth, but it's not hard to change the depth with the dial adjustment. 70 psi, the recommended minimum, didn't quite match the 1 inch struts that went through 3/8 thick oak into 3/4 thick plywood, but…