Do you think it will cope with 4-5cm though?
Do you mean 4-5 millimetres or do you mean you let a blind epileptic do the job?
If the former, yes. If the latter, I don't think you'll notice.
Re: Wooden floor levelling
Apr 01, 2004
5 Replies
4-5cm = 40 - 50mm
Bloody ell - you sure you aren't suffering with serious subsidence there?
Cheers Dan.
Take your floor up, you bloody fool, and re-lay it. Take the opportunity to note where the pipes and wires are and etc., for any future refs. (Let me guess: you will need them soon enough.)
As MM says, you really need to find out why it is 4-5cm out, if you don;t you may find yourself doing floor levelling every several years if the floor continues to move.
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