8 Essential Tools for Professional Hardwood Flooring Installation

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8 Essential Tools for Professional Hardwood
Flooring Installation
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Safety Goggles

• Eye injuries can occur when you least expect
  it. You never know when a piece of wood or metal,
  or a bead of finishing material will hit you in
  the eye causing temporary or permanent damage.

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Dust Mask and Vapor Respirators

• Sanding or applying finish requires the use of
  a respirator. Failure to use one can cause
  inflammation of the nasal tract, tightness of the
  chest, shortness of breath, dizziness, asthma,
  and mucosa irritations.

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Work Safety Boots

• The dangers to your feet are obvious. When you
  select a boot (athletic shoes are not acceptable)
  here are some features to consider.

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Heavy Gloves

• Now that your feet and knees are protected,
  protect your hands and fingers as well. Heavy
  work gloves with reinforced fingertips should a
  last long time.

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TapeTape Measure Measure

• A tape measure is an inexpensive tool every
  installer should have. Its best to invest in one
  that you can read easily, is retractable and has
  a hook at the end to stay in place.

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Knee Pads

• Since you will be spending some of your time on
  your knees, knee pads will prevent strain and
  pain. Use contractor-grade pads made of cloth
  that are adjustable and fit well.

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Ear Plugs or Ear Muffs

• Prolonged exposure to loud noise, especially
  when using certain types of power equipment, can
  result in hearing loss. According to the Centers
  for Disease Control, the noise levels from a wide
  variety of power saws are over 100 decibels

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Feather Boards

• Whenever you use a table saw, use the feather
  board to push the stock past cutting edge. The
  feather board not only creates a smoother cut,
  but also protects your hands from kickback and
  from getting too close to the blade.

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