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    To Oil or Not to Oil that is the question (Osmo)

    Following the advice given to the previous question have now ordered the new pine floor boards and am trying to choose the finish for the new flooring. Just to remind its the 3 upstairs bedrooms, to landing and bathroom. Have narrowed the choice down to either Osmo Polyx oil or Junkers...
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    New Floorboards under door frames

    Will try it that way then sounds like a sound plan :) Many thanks. Whilst here and before starting one other question (more may follow though ;). Reading the destructions on fitting the floorboards they recommend leaving "trap doors" over things such as joints in the central heating pipes...
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    New Floorboards under door frames

    The floor is upstairs No wall directly below the problem areas 2 meter length pine boards t/g on all 4 sides The new boards are slightly thinker by a couple of mill or so
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    New Floorboards under door frames

    Thanks for the replies :) What with a mixture of the previous owners handy work (and mine come to think of it :D), the recent installation of central heating and an African Grey parrot the existing floor is in a terrible state. We are trying to replace it with the Bordeaux pine boards...
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    New Floorboards under door frames

    Hi Read a lot of the threads about laying floorboards and they have answered many questions but still have an outstanding query you may be able to help with. The house is a 1960's mid terrace 3 up 2 down. We are hoping to replace all/most of the upstairs floorboards. I think I understand...
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