Skip to content
Rehabbing & House Flipping

User Stats

11
Posts
1
Votes
Jules Semanchuk
  • Charleston, SC
1
Votes |
11
Posts

Acclimate Laminate Flooring to then be moved?

Jules Semanchuk
  • Charleston, SC
Posted Jul 19 2014, 18:53

Hello all,

I'm in the middle of my first home renovation.  I have decided on 12mm laminate flooring (pad attached) from Lumber Liquidators which requires a 3 day acclimation period.  My HVAC install date has been pushed and thus we are in crunch time for our move in date. Does anyone have experience with acclimating flooring in one house for two days and then moving it to another for the third day?  

A little background... Both spaces are currently empty.  House A, where we would move the flooring to be installed hasn't had AC in a couple of years (window units before).  House B where we would initially acclimate the flooring was rented until about a month ago.  The flooring would take about an hour to load, transport, and unload from House B to House A.

We are in humid South Carolina, in the dead of summer but the high temps are scheduled to be about 90 this week.. not sure about humidity.  Any thought would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!  - Jules

Loading replies...