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uneven floor
I will investigate all circumstances. Thank you all for the excellent advice. I will check back in to give an update. rider89 Wrote: sometimes the foundation is fine, but the ends of the floor joists have crushed, usually due to longterm moisture in the footing/foundation. if so, shimming up the ends of the joists is a relatively straightforward process, although getting there to do it can be the tough part. another problem is whether building materials (baseboards, etc) have been added since the floor settled. these would obviously need to be cleared before the floor can be elevated. bill "DiDo" wrote in message news[email protected] so what is your question "aj191e" wrote in message . ..- My kitchen was remodled by the previous owners. The contractor did a very bad job. If you take a look at one end of the room you will see that the floor is sloping down. The house is 105 years old and the addition's floor has settled. Because that end of the kitchen is where i would like to put my Refrigerator, i now need to fix the floor. Is their a product that i can use to even out the floor? It is a framed wood floor over a crawspace. -- aj191e- - -- aj191e |
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