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Use of softwood flooring
Investigating options to redo the flooring in some of the house, I
came across what seem to be traditional style tongue and groove floorboards - but made of spruce which I believe is a rather soft wood for a flooring application. See http://www.wickes.co.uk/invt/124419 Now on the package for these boards it specifically says not to use this as a finished floor surface, but more for replacing existing floorboards. My question is - is there not a reasonable way to finish this sort of wood so that it could be used as the finished flooring? It could certainly look very nice and I don't mind trading effort to save some money if that's what it would take. But is this a false economy somehow? Any ideas if this is a realistic prospect? Thanks, David |
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