Repairing and Replacing Floorboards
Most older homes will have floors constructed using individual floorboards nailed to the floor joists, either on both floors or just the first floor.
Read moreMost older homes will have floors constructed using individual floorboards nailed to the floor joists, either on both floors or just the first floor.
Read moreReplacing part or all of a wooden floor is a big job which must be done with care, but even so, it is certainly a job that most people can attempt themselves.
Read moreIf you are planning to lay vinyl sheet, tiles or even laminate, and your subfloor is old floorboards, it is more than likely that the floor will need to be levelled. The easiest way to do this is to cover the boards with a thin layer (3mm – 12mm) of hardboard.
Read moreThere are several options to choose from when laying new or replacing existing floorboards, but your final decision will depend very much on how you plan to finish the room.
Read moreHaving sanded wooden floors can make a big difference to the look and appeal of your house.
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