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Carpets, Lino & Flooring

I would like to use my original floorboards on stairs and landing, currently carpeted i havent checked the flooring as yet but can original flooring be fixed if it is showing signs of age?

Anonymous user 13/03/2024 - 2.30 PM

Im keen to keep the original flooring but worried of the standard of the flooring particularly on the actual stairs, is it possible to sand / varnish and restore the flooring on stairs? thanks

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5 Answers

Anonymous user

That all depends on how bad the aging and as long as no rot etc .
Answered14 April 2012
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Anonymous user

Good evening Underneath your carpet there could be a charming wooden floor waiting to be brought back to life. Your wooden floor can be renovated, with any gaps filled and a professional finish applied. The process is completed with staining, varnishing or waxing, laquering or oiling. I always like to see the condition of the flooring as this enables me to give you a clear understanding of what can be done. Kind regards Lee Teer
Answered11 September 2012
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Anonymous user

Hello A lot of people love the fact they are able to bring back there floor boards back to life . Before you complete this you should get advise from a floor sanding specialist who can have a look at the boards to rule out the signs of woodworm etc As this will be needed to be treated before the sanding progress can begin . Also if your floor boards are showing signs of damage these can also be changed using re-claimed floorboards to give a uniform finish . once the all the floorboards have been completed the floor sanding progress can start . this is the part were you can decide to have a natural finish or change the colour by using a stain of your choice .
Answered12 June 2019
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Cetin Building

Rating: 5 out of 5
Dalston, London
It depend, if you can post the pictures I might give you better information
Answered6 February 2023
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Anonymous user

As long as the boards are stable and not moving then fitting should go fine
Answered21 February 2023
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