Installation
Installing your Carlisle floor can be done either professionally or as a do-it-yourself project. Thousands of our customers have successfully installed their own floors and found the project to be very rewarding.
Read more about do-it-yourself installation.
Having the job done professionally can be a great time saver. But no matter which method you choose, we’ll send complete step-by-step instructions along with a list of the tools required.
Download our installation and finishing guide.
The simplest and most common installation involves nailing directly into a ¾-inch plywood subfloor. But Carlisle floors can also be installed with excellent results over concrete or any type of radiant heat system .
Regardless of the type of concrete or radiant heat installation, Carlisle offers you the widest selection of woods in either solid or engineered form as well as prefinished or unfinished form. Our newly sawn, sustainably harvested woods include two different pines and eight hardwoods, while our FSC Reclaimed Antique woods number up to a dozen, depending on current availability.
View our gallery of floors installed over radiant heat. and Concrete
Eastern White Pine
Alstead, New Hampshire