What is Cupping??

What is Cupping??

March 04, 2008 | 1 | Matt Dickinson

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Cupping occurs when moisture is present on the underside of a hardwood floor. The moisture swells the underside of the floor causing the top side to curl up at its edges. This can be mitigated with a moisture barrier.

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