Post by rocketmanbkk on Aug 10, 2019 12:00:06 GMT
A friend of a friend that I don’t really know asked me to look at their floor.
Bathroom looks nice but the floor I think has been bodged a bit!
The husband has cut a bit out but he can’t get the same depth of new wood to full the gap.
I’m not going to get involved as I’ve told them.
It seems the old floor had board over the top. Or that’s what it sounds like & the board he’s got now to replace it is too shallow this creating a large square dip. I’ve been told other board creates a large square lip.
As I say I don’t even want to look. They don’t want to remove the whole floor as the bathroom is 3 months old.
Would plastic spacers be an option under the new board to try & level it up or would these wear & fail over time?
Any other ideas to raise it by 1-3mm?
I’ve seen a pic & it is noticeable when the carpet is down. Underlay hasn’t helped.
Cheers all.
Bathroom looks nice but the floor I think has been bodged a bit!
The husband has cut a bit out but he can’t get the same depth of new wood to full the gap.
I’m not going to get involved as I’ve told them.
It seems the old floor had board over the top. Or that’s what it sounds like & the board he’s got now to replace it is too shallow this creating a large square dip. I’ve been told other board creates a large square lip.
As I say I don’t even want to look. They don’t want to remove the whole floor as the bathroom is 3 months old.
Would plastic spacers be an option under the new board to try & level it up or would these wear & fail over time?
Any other ideas to raise it by 1-3mm?
I’ve seen a pic & it is noticeable when the carpet is down. Underlay hasn’t helped.
Cheers all.
