Definition of subfloor
: a rough floor laid as a base for a finished floor
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The claw-foot tub fell through the subfloor and was saved and painted black.
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Depending on what the study finds, the opera house's foundation could be mobilized to raise the money for a new subfloor and carpeting, which could be installed within the year.
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The squeak is most likely coming from the subfloor.
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To make things worse, many of the homes built near urban industrial zones are older ones, often built without improvements like insulation and fireproofing that might block noise, or subfloors that can help isolate its vibrations.
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According to a Spirit Awards rep, event organizers are preparing by installing a subfloor for the arrivals carpet as well as clear walls to let in natural light.
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The subfloor assembly of this shed is very similar to how a deck is built, except a plywood floor is put down instead of decking.
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Make sure the subfloor and underlayment are level and sound.
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If the room is carpeted, remove the old carpeting and padding to expose the plywood subfloor.
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