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Return To Flooring FAQ Archive   Search the Archives Should I put padding under my new wood flooring? Answered By Fran Fratelli, Editor You need to put padding to provide cushion to your new wood floors. This padding will not only provide a soft feel, but also it will lessen the noise of the wood floors when stepped on. If you have dogs or cats, good padding can keep the noise from keeping you up during night. However, it is important that you choose the right padding for your wood flooring. Shop around for the best brand and types of padding. Otherwise, ask for a suggestion from the manufacturer of your hardwood flooring. keywords: Flooring | Floors | Home Improvement | Wood Flooring | Wood Floor Padding Commercial Vinyl Flooring

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