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Hi, I've noticed a slight bowing in the floor in my living room/dining room. Our survey didn't pick up any subsidence so I don't think it's that but I think the issue might be with the wooden floorboards under the carpet. Googling has made me think I might need floorboards and joists replaced but I wanted to know - what scope of job should I be expecting to enter into? For a room measuring roughly 4m by 7m. Would it be a fix costing 1000s, tens of 1000s? Any help or advice appreciated.
Do I need to have levelling compound laid prior to the vinyl floor being fitted as the grouting gaps are very shallow?
Is it true that a heavy weight resting on a floor can cause it to buckle or lift over time? If so, how can I tell what object(s) are responsible and what can be done about it?
I am considering having American walnut flooring installed in my home? How difficult is this type of flooring to maintain?
Is sheet vinyl flooring the same as lino?
LVT flooring brands seem to vary a lot with wear layers. What depth of wear layer would you say is suitable for a family kitchen?
What is porcelain stoneware and is it expensive? Is it eco-friendly?
Can tiling in a bedroom work? Is there something that can be done to make it work, whether it be purely down to the general design, layout and look of the room? Is there perhaps something more I could do or something that a designer could come in to help with? As I’m interested in the possibility of laying tiles in my bedroom to give it a sort of Mediterranean look?
What exactly is ‘tile reglazing’? What does it involve?
Is it okay to fit luxury vinyl atop a hard surface floor? If so, are there any notes of caution I should take into consideration? Also, could I do this DIY or should I really hire a professional?
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