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We have an addition on a crawl space. The crawl space is about 3'
high. Underneath on the ground is rock dust with plastic sheeting over top. The spaces between the joists are insulated. We had hardwood flooring put in the addition. Within about 6months the planks are cupping. It's very slight but it is noticable (at least to me). What is causing this? Everyone I've asked always says "is their plastic underneath covering the rock?" the answer is Yes. Then they don't have any other ideas. Does anyone out there have any idea what caused this? The worst cupping is going on in the entry part of the new addition. There's a 6 foot opening to walk through. The flooring right in this obvious area is the most noticeable. Most of the room is covered with an area rug. What's under the area rug looks ok. Thanks, Marsha |
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