Laminate Floor Filler

The Medway Handyman · 2006-08-18T00:28:39+00:00

HiI have a client who has several 'dents' in her beech effect laminate flooring. I believe a heavy brass ornament was dropped, leaving a dent the size of a 2P piece in the worst instance.Replacing the dented boards is a complex job. She has no idea where they came from, so matching colour and T&G profile could be difficult. Replacing them, assuming she could get a match, would involve lifting most of the floor.Has anyone got any experience of laminate floor filler maybe not ideal, this would give her a solution she could afford.TIA

Aug 18, 2006 26 Replies

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The3rd Earl Of Derby 20 years ago

Sorry this way

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Guy King 20 years ago

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You been reading barcodes again?

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The3rd Earl Of Derby 20 years ago

:-)

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The Medway Handyman 20 years ago

Interesting! How do you know the tongue & grooves match? Maybe you just got lucky?

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The Medway Handyman 20 years ago

Hi Andy

Can you contact me off group - I have a few questions I'd like to ask.

snipped-for-privacy@blueyonder.co.uk

Thanks

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The3rd Earl Of Derby 20 years ago

Thats easy, I took a piece with me when I went shopping for it. Like I said 99% of the cheap printed laminate has the same click profile.

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Andy Hall 20 years ago

That could be worth doing, as you say if you think that there's a good margin to be made.

I was highlighting the pitfalls (which I think you'd spotted anyway) that there is also a potential to dig oneself into the dwang.....

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