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How to Prevent Concrete Moisture Problems Prior to Installing the Floor

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By Jason Wright, installation. Beginning
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Concrete can be frustratingly deceptive. When it hardens after it is poured—through a curing process that occurs relatively quickly—concrete’s solid appearance can give the mistaken impression that it is dry. But looks can be deceiving! Concrete contains water—all the time The fact is this: concrete requires a substantial amount of water in the initial mix if it is to take on its characteristic strength, hardness and durability.
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Top 5 Moisture-Related Threats Facing Your Flooring Business

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By Jason Wright, installation. Beginning
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Wood is hygroscopic, meaning it constantly interacts with the environment. When wet, it expands. When dry, it contracts. And when the wood flooring is laid too early, the expanding and contracting nature of the wood will ruin a job with cracking, cupping, crowning, or other issues. All wood, including hardwood flooring materials, must reach Equilibrium Moisture Content (EMC) before it is in viable working condition.
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