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Anonymous users2024-01-24Is your house on the ground floor? Is your bathroom leaking? If not... No problem at all...
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In the case of mere dampness, hardwood flooring generally does not bulge, but it swells. Of course, there is one: it cannot be fixed to the keel or woodworking board with nails (this method was obsolete many years ago, but this may be the case in old houses).
If you remove the floor, you need to level it, there are many leveling methods and materials, you can refer to my blog, which has a special introduction.
It is not necessary to draw a few floors, because a small pit has no upper impact on the floor above, but if you draw a few, the pit will be big!
There is no need to pull out a few strips.
Reason: The previous solid wood floor was generally leveled by the keel, so the surface of the solid wood floor was already very flat, and the direct flatness was good, and there was no sound. But it is better to check the rot of the keel, a lot of noise on the floor is caused by the rotten keel, if you want the floor to be stable now, it is better not to lay it directly on the original solid wood floor. >>>More
This can only be said to be able to be constructed on this side, whether it is good or not depends on personal preference; >>>More
More than five or six floors.
High-rise buildings basic. >>>More
The ground is uneven, which increases the difficulty of construction. >>>More
There must be something wrong with your maintenance methods. It is estimated that sometimes you mop the floor with a lot of water on the mop without unscrewing it, and the water will flow down the cracks in the floor, and after a long time, the floor will definitely bulge.