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Request 15mm solid oak flooring

pissed · 2009-08-31 11:11:03

I have a 15mm solid oak floor down at the moment but it has been damaged due to the aquarium sprouting a leak. I cant afford to go for 18mm as I dont have the clearance with the extra height (As far as I know it has to be nailed to sheets of ply or timber lats). I have phoned around the main dealers in Dublin but cannot…

31-08-2009 11:11am

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pissed

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I have a 15mm solid oak floor down at the moment but it has been damaged due to the aquarium sprouting a leak. I cant afford to go for 18mm as I dont have the clearance with the extra height (As far as I know it has to be nailed to sheets of ply or timber lats). I have phoned around the main dealers in Dublin but cannot find one that has a 15mm one. Anyone know of a shop that has it in stock ???

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#2 02-09-2009 10:46pm

mint man

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the 18mm solid oak can be glued to the concrete with a flexible adhesive,so no worries on clearance , and its a good job, im a carpenter and like this method ,as i feel it gives a more solid feel to the floor

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