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Hi folks,
The previous owner of our house was a tiler and has ceramic tiles on all the downstairs floors in the house. The tiles are lovely but we have a little man about to start walking and to be honest we find them a little cold - especially in the mornings.. What we'd like to do is put down timber flooring in our sitting room and dining room but we're just wondering what the implications of doing that might be. Would we have to lift the tiles? Could we put down a semi solid floor by running thin battons over the tiles and attaching our floor to them... Digging out the current floor would be a last resort. If we went for a semi solid floor we'd probably be left with a step down into the kitchen and halls - side rooms but i guess we could live with that. Whats the least height we could expect the floor to rise above the tiles? would you get away with 3/4" battons and floor boards? giving say a rise of 1.5 inches? Anyone have any advice on the best way to proceed? Cheers, Mick |
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