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Matching engineered flooring

Finglas Incubus · 2014-10-23 13:34:28

I currently have an engineered 3-strip merbau floor in place in the dining room, I'll be building an extension and plan to extend the flooring out to the new build for continuity sake. Heres the problem - the floors down a few years and the strips are 200mm wide, however, I can only get the same finish in 190mm and 207mm.…

23-10-2014 2:34pm

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Finglas Incubus

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I currently have an engineered 3-strip merbau floor in place in the dining room, I'll be building an extension and plan to extend the flooring out to the new build for continuity sake. Heres the problem - the floors down a few years and the strips are 200mm wide, however, I can only get the same finish in 190mm and 207mm.

Any tips on how to integrate different sized sections into the existing floor without it looking out of place? Ultimately, I'll sand and varnish the old and new section to blend them in.

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