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Is there any reason why my old floorboards are nailed, other than that it's
quicker? As I will want to take my floorboards up in a year or so I think I should screw the ones I'm repairing and replacing, but what kind of screw? As I plan on pulling them up again in a year maybe a shorter narrower screw so next year's can be secure? There are hundreds of different screws on offer... thanks [g] -- [george] ~ |
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