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Hardwood Floor Installation Help
Hello,
I have a 1920s house I am remodelling and got to the floor phase. Decided for hardwood. Problem is that the upper floor sagged about 15mm (in the centre) over the years and I cannot push the floor back up. The hardwood planks are about 10mm thick and about 50mm wide and come in different lengths. Right now I am considering two options. 1) get laminated wood in several different thicknesses, cut strips and screw them to the old floor trying to eliminate or, at least, reduce the sagging to a minimum and then nail the hardwood planks to them. 2) pour self-leveling compound (a kind of cement) and then glue the hardwood planks to the cement, as suggested by a friend, but I am not very fond of this method. Anybody has experience with this problem and how it was solved? Thanks in advance! |
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