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buckling wooden floors

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onethousandyearsold · 25/11/2014 08:26

Hi, not sure if this is the correct place to post this, apologies if not. I have wooden floors laid for the last three years. There is some buckling in one area of the house. About two years ago a carpenter came in and basically sawed off a bit of the wood around the perimeter of the room as he said they had been laid too tightly. This gave some relief for a period but now the same thing is occurring. I think the floor will eventually 'pop' if we don't fix it. Does anyone know of anyone who does floor repairs in the East London area please? Thanks.

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Bekabeech · 25/11/2014 19:41

I don't unfortunately, but you could also re-post in Property on the main site. An expert (eg. pigletjohn) may come along and give you some advice which might help you at least sound knowledgable.

onethousandyearsold · 26/11/2014 08:10

thanks, I did that and PigletJohn very kindly replied. seems like the floors have to come up but will likely get damaged. I could cry, they cost thousands. : (

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