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salvaging wooden floors

filthymcnasty · 2010-11-17 21:04:14

hi all i had a leak in my home and water got underneath the flooring causing a fair bit of damage to sitting room. Not sure yet if insurers will pay out. sorry if this is a silly question- these floors are solid hardwood (junckers i think) and only laid two years ago- is there any hope of saving them somehow, or should…

17-11-2010 10:04pm

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hi all
i had a leak in my home and water got underneath the flooring causing a fair bit of damage to sitting room. Not sure yet if insurers will pay out.

sorry if this is a silly question- these floors are solid hardwood (junckers i think) and only laid two years ago- is there any hope of saving them somehow, or should they be immediately chucked out?
thanks in advance

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#2 17-11-2010 11:52pm

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It may be salvageable depending on damage.

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