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9th July 2006, 11:00 PM #1New Member
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a flooring query
Hi all,
3/4 of my laundry is timber flooring. It's sound, but on a slant. The remaining square metre is dodgy brick, which is 3-16 mm lower than the surrounding boards. I want to raise the level on this brick area, in line with the floorboards, so I can just paint the whole shebang. Since the existing floorboards are not plumb, using levelling compound makes no sense. I've been told that premixed concrete has stones in it which will be a problem for the 3mm lowpoint. Any suggestions?
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10th July 2006, 08:08 AM #2Originally Posted by versetcatCheers,
Craig
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11th July 2006, 08:17 PM #3New Member
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Thanks Craig! Will be having a crack at this in a couple of weeks. I'll let you know how it goes.
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20th September 2006, 05:22 PM #4New Member
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Thanks again for your suggestion Craig but I finally decided against concreting on closer inspection of the task at hand. Instead, I removed one layer of the bricks and attached some new joist pieces directly over that area (securing them to existing joists with gangnails). I lifted the adjoining half-length floorboards, then layed new flooring to cover both sections uniformly. With the nails sunk and puttied, the whole area was painted with outdoor paving paint for durability, and it's come up a treat for about $50. Best regards.
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