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We have oak flooring underneath carpet, how can we best in the nail holes left by the grippe rods etc
Posted by: claire | 02 March 2007 at 10:28 PM
Hi Claire
Do you know with what materials the Oak flooring is finished with: varnish or wax/oil?
If oil, apply wax in the little holes. If varnish you could try to hide the little damges with an apporpriate maintenance porduct first, otherwise sanding the floor would be the only solution I'm afraid.
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Posted by: Karin | 03 March 2007 at 09:47 AM
Hi,
We have decided to take our carpet up in the hall and lounge as there is parquet flooring underneath and it's in good condition.
However, there are little bits missing around the edges. Do I buy these bits???
Thanks
Posted by: Graham Gallant | 18 May 2007 at 11:00 AM
Dear Graham.
Congrats with this find, valuable floor and worth some TLC.
'The bits around the edges', do you mean missing blocks, or missing cork strips?
We have both, all we need are measurements of the blocks or cork.
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Posted by: Karin H. | 18 May 2007 at 11:08 AM