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Does some flooring come with attached underlayment?

Saturday, October 23, 2021 6:03 PM

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In some instances, your new floors may need underlayment. The good news is that some materials come with that underlayment already attached.

An underlayment may be necessary depending on the choices and benefits you need. And we'll tell you a little more about what that can do for you.

Why would you need an underlayment?

An underlayment brings excellent benefits that are important in various situations. For example, if your chosen flooring is thin, it can help give it the stability it needs.

It also adds more resilience and a warmer touch and helps with noise suppression in busy areas. Some flooring company underlayments are also used for protection as a moisture barrier.

What kinds of attached underlayments are there?

This feature can consist of felt, fiber, foam, or rubber, offering specific benefits. You might choose a particular material for specific purposes.

For instance, if you have in-floor heating, be sure your underlayment works with it. Then, we can discuss all your needs as you shop for the perfect options.

It makes installation so much easier

A pre-attached underlayment means you won't have to install the underlayment first. Instead, everything goes in as a single piece for new floors with a quick and easy service.

You can choose a floating floor, which offers the fastest installation. In most cases, you can walk on your floors in a single day or less.

We have the flooring and services you need

At Heritage Floor Coverings, you'll find an excellent selection of materials. And you'll find experienced associates standing by to help create your dream flooring.

Bring your flooring needs and preferences to us whenever you're in the area. And we'll stop at nothing to ensure your successful results.

When you're ready to find the best floors, visit our North Royalton, OH flooring store. From there, we cater to communities including:

 

• Broadview Heights
• Parma
• Middleburg Heights
• Cleveland
• Medina
• Brunswick
• Hinckley
• Richfield
• and Brecksville, OH