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Ask your QuestionMy laminate floor is damaged. How could I repair my laminate floor?
Asked by Joyce on 26th Apr 2021Best Answer
"It is possible to replace 1 board in the middle without damaging the surrounding boards"
Answered on 12th May 2021 - Member since Apr 2021 - report"It depends how the floor is damaged you need a professional to repair or replace it"
Answered on 27th Apr 2021 - Member since Apr 2021 - report"If it’s very old the best way you have is to change it. Only if you have parquet board you can renew it."
Answered on 6th Aug 2021 - Member since Aug 2021 - report"Depending on where damage is, take up the floor and replace board or use laminate filler."
Answered on 15th Oct 2021 - Member since Oct 2019 - report"uplift the damaged planks and replace if you have spare if not, I would recommend waiting and replacing once you can afford to do so"
Answered on 4th Jul 2022 - Member since Feb 2019 - report"If the damaged part is near the start or end line, replace it or fix it with special putty and paint it."
Answered on 27th May 2021 - Member since Apr 2021 - report"Hi Joyce, if you have any of the flooring left then providing you get someone who knows what they are doing you can take it back up from the edges until you get to the broken part, being careful not to break the clicking lips. Then you can fit the spare piece and lay it all back together. Again it depends on if its a cut piece around a door frame or an end piece. I would recommend getting someone who knows what they are doing, you should be paying no more than £100 if there's cuts to do and no more than £60 if no cuts are required."
Answered on 26th Apr 2021 - Member since Oct 2020 - report
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