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subflooring
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subflooring

The plywood or other solid base nailed directly to the floor joists and on which carpeting or other finish flooring is attached.
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They carved an arm-sized hole in the driver's door for easy access to the seven-foot suction hose, cut the car's roofline in half, gutted the back of the car to its subfloor (leaving fenders and rear bumpers intact), and mounted the vacuum unit to a framework on the subfloor.
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