Hi,
There was compressed particle board in my tongue in groove floor which I'm now replacing. Here's a picture (you can still see part of the particle board next to the door trim on the left):
Thanks!
Aaron Fude
Hi,
There was compressed particle board in my tongue in groove floor which I'm now replacing. Here's a picture (you can still see part of the particle board next to the door trim on the left):
Thanks!
Aaron Fude
Ok..First off, I have 3 sisters and I can tell you from experience you don't want to 'sister' anything, unless of course you love satan...
And second, I think the bigger problem is the martian underneath your floor..!
--------------------- Support for togue in groove flooring Group: alt.home.repair Date: Sun, Nov 18, 2007, 1:10pm (EST-3) From: snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com (Aaron=A0Fude) Hi, There was compressed particle board in my tongue in groove floor which I'm now replacing. Here's a picture (you can still see part of the particle board next to the door trim on the left):
If I were fishing, I'd call it a "birds nest".
That seems a good approach. One might add a support for the stone that would fill some of the space and a second piece attached to the first at a slightly lower top elevation to support the floor. T
If this was my house, I'd go buy a box of 1 5/8 drywall screws, and a length of 1 x 3 or 1 x 4 wood. Cut the wood to length, and use drywall screws to add wood to that "too narrow" beam. Use a drill with a screw driver tip. Much easier than put screws in by hand.
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