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Floor boards in my hall are all uneven. Can you help
Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 3.03 PM
Had a carpet down in the hall for five years. No problem. November had a wooden floor fitted all good. Then a few weeks ago arrived home and can hardly open the fro until door, the wood had a large bump. Removed the wooden floor and floor boards . It’s alle Nevenka. Can you help?
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4 Answers
J and M Joinery
Rating: 4.9 out of 5
The flooring is too tight to each sides of the walls needs to come up refitted properly thanks john
Answered16 August 2019
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Carpenter, handyman
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Check the supporting beams underneath, the problem could be even there...
Answered19 August 2019
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Paul The Joiner
Rating: 5 out of 5
All laminates and wooden floors need an expansion gap all the way around .
Answered19 August 2019
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Shane Cooper Carpentry
Rating: 5 out of 5
The flooring has possibly not been fitted with the correct expansion gap around the perimeter edges. The flooring has swollen from taking on moisture leading it to expand and bubble In the middle.
I have experienced this before even after leaving the correct gaps at the perimeter. Sometimes some floorings just act up.
Answered27 August 2019
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