The underlayment is 1/4 inch 4'x8' plywood sheet, nailed down using a ring-shanked nail to prevent squeaking. Every sheet has to be nailed every 3 inches around the perimeter and every 6 inches in the field. That works out to ~150 nails per sheet. I used around 6lbs. of nails, and hammered my thumb more than I care to tell. My poor neighbor Dave had a migrane that weekend and either he was too polite to tell me he heard all the pounding and sawing or he's got a real quiet house. Sorry Dave, you're too polite.
The underlayment is 1/4 inch 4'x8' plywood sheet, nailed down using a ring-shanked nail to prevent squeaking. Every sheet has to be nailed every 3 inches around the perimeter and every 6 inches in the field. That works out to ~150 nails per sheet. I used around 6lbs. of nails, and hammered my thumb more than I care to tell. My poor neighbor Dave had a migrane that weekend and either he was too polite to tell me he heard all the pounding and sawing or he's got a real quiet house. Sorry Dave, you're too polite.
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