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Can you lay wood flooring next to tile flooring? My entryway has tile and the dining room and stairs are on either side...can I put wood in the dining and stair areas?

By jules Asked Jul 25 2007 4:46PM
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by Gideon on Aug 20, 2007 at 12:09 pm Permalink

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Absolutley. We just laid down a wood floor in our home/office and our hallway and family room have tile. It only takes a small divider between the two and you can usually pick that up when you buy the laminate or wood flooring. Good luck with the project.
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by ron s is back on Aug 20, 2007 at 12:07 pm Permalink

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Sure you can. and it usually looks really good too.
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