How much to leave for leveling the solid wood floor

Updated on Solid wood 2024-03-22
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    The so-called leveling is basically not looking, and it is generally like this. If the ground sand and plaster is not polished, look for it, and forget it after calendering. When you say how much to keep, are you talking about expansion joints? It depends on the size of the room, especially if the living room and dining room are integrated, it should be larger.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    Hello! The title of your question is a bit puzzling – what do you mean by "how much to keep"? Before installing the solid wood floor, it is necessary to determine the elevation of the finished surface of the indoor ground, and then determine the installation position of the keel and the floor according to this elevation, which is not a question of "how much to leave" from the ground up.

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