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Yes I did think about that earlier. So do you think I could do that now, and what would the best method be top do it? Thanks

mattysupra: the wood is tight upto the door frame, as it is angled from the actual threshold to the skirting board. ie the door threshold is set back from the wall and skirting board so the wood is cut at an angle to fit. Then there is a gap where the skirting board is. Thanks

mattysupra: Well I can only guess at the amount of expansion gap was left, and I would say about 10mm approx around the outside edges, except where the door threshold is, because I can't see underneath it and it is glued down. This is the area where the buckling/lifting has occured, just in...

We had a new engineered wooden floor layed about 6 weeks ago, and after we came back from holiday 3 days ago, we could not open the lounge door. The flooring seems to have buckled?/ risen along the joins just behind the door, and we had uneasy job of opening the door without damaging the...

I have just ripped up my old carpet in readiness for a wooden floor, to see that on one sde of the room, next to the hearth, the flloorboards have a rise in them of about 20mm over 36 inches. In other words it is like a shallow bump about 6 inches from front to back, and about 36 inches from...

Last year I rotavated my front lawn and re laid it by sowing fresh seed. The trouble was after I had finished sowing the seed, we had a right good downpour of rain and it washed some of the seed away, as well as causing troughs and dips in the soil. So now I want to fill in all the dips etc...