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Wooden Floor

kippy · 2009-09-25 13:08:57

Hi all, Going to be replacing a laminated wooden floor in the living room in the next few months. Never done anything like this before. Anyway, has anyone any recomendations of a decent spot in Galway to look for options for the flooring? Not sure where to start. Kippy

25-09-2009 1:08pm

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kippy

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Hi all,
Going to be replacing a laminated wooden floor in the living room in the next few months.
Never done anything like this before.
Anyway, has anyone any recomendations of a decent spot in Galway to look for options for the flooring?
Not sure where to start.
Kippy

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#2 07-10-2009 9:17pm

mazthespark

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most flooring should come with some form of instructions to install. but basically needs to be left in room for about 2 -3 weeks before installing to adjust to new surroundings. a 12 mm gap should be left all way round the room to allow for expansion. can be covered with new skirting if u are going to replace it or a moulding nailed to the existing skirting. make sure u glue all joints and lay a decent underlay first. mc donoghs in ballybane have a good range.

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