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22nd October 2009, 05:30 AM #1
Laying tassie oak flooring in place of old chipboard
G'day
Am pulling up yellow tounge in an extention and relacing it with recycled 89x19 tassie oak to match older part of the room. Should I butt match to existing ( across a 1.2 open area with same run of north / south or try and offset joins. Do I need to clamp when laying t/o and do I glue as well as nail to joists (does this stop squeaks?) I will remove skirting, but as y/t has sliding doors & windows sitting on I will have to add new joists along the end where boards will finish, can I use treated pine for this joist? and how long do I leave tassie oak recycled boards down before I sand...as wife thinks I procrasinate any way - dont want to go too quick.
jt
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