Vintage Hickory Natural 3/8 in. x 4-3/4 in. Wide x Random Length Engineered Click Hardwood Flooring (33 sq. ft. / case)

Yes, an underlay pad designed for hardwood/laminate floating installations should still be used.

Sorry not able to give a good answer for this question. You would have to contact the manufacture specification data to get a accurate content on this item.

I installed the 3/8 mocha in two rooms and the 1/2 mocha in one room. In all three rooms, the brown color probably has 6-8 different shades, which for me, gives the floor character. Samples represent one very small area of how a wood floor is going to look when finished.

It could probably be glued, but why would you? The advantage to this type of flooring is that it can be layed much faster by just clicking it together. I would not use nails. The tongue is not designed for it.

I have installed a lot of this flooring. You usually need to apply even pressure at both ends of the board and wiggle it a little as you start at 45 degrees and push the board in and down. If the joints are tight it will always lay flat. Sometimes a gentle tap with a hammer is necessary. I always use a small offcut that fits in the edge clicking mechanism and tap that, so that you don't damage the edge of the board.

All Heritage Mill wood floors are CARB Phase II and TSCA Title VI compliant for formaldehyde emissions. They also care FloorScore certification for overall indoor air quality, which tests for formaldehyde and approximately 35 additional VOC's.

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Appears to be made in Tennessee.

No you can't install hardwood over carpet.

I still remember clearly that our contractor highly recommended or almost "insisted" that we use "three-in-one" underlayment, and we purchased it at HomeDepot , too. Hope this info is helpful to you.