Today, typical wood-plank flooring (also call tongue and groove) is blind nailed through the tongue edge. To do this, you drive the nail at an angle at the edge of the tongue, where it will be ...

Nail at a 45-degree angle on the tongue edge at every floor joist along the length of the row. 7. To start another row, push the groove into the tongue of the first row and tap into place with a ...

This prefinished product comes in wide, long planks that snap together with precisely milled tongue-and-groove joints. There's no gluing or nailing. The 5/8-inch-thick planks simply float over a ...