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resawn floorboards (from old joists)
For flooring an extension to my Victorian house I am planning to use reclaimed victorian floorboard (with suitable insulation under). ebay item 220474833588 is an example. However, an alternative is "resawn floorboards" where the supplier has sawn up victorian joists to make 'new' old floorboards. ebay item 130325590872 is an example. Is there anything to aware of with such resawn boards? is the joist wood likely to be softer for example, or to have more knots in it? Robert |
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