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thanks wyl thanks for ur advice, got get this sorted, mite tackle it this weekend

all board lengths are different 10, 20 &30 in ches lng (approx), but if the livingroom floor is floating and expanding and the hall is glued too the floor would that not cause it buckle as there is no mvemnt in the hall floor?

i mean the floor continues out into the hall without any breaks , ie door footboard, its all 1

thanks very much WYL, i was thinkn as the boards in the hall (bout 12 boards along) are glued and the livingroom 'floated' could this cause the problem, they are all connected

dont hold back, think we paid £28 sq mtr from woodfloor warehouse Belfast, yes there still is approx 1 cm gap each side off pipe. Fitter meant to be out at the weekend, he then cancelled and promised Monday night, now hes not answering his phone, so IM THINKING SMALL CLAIMS AGAINT THIS...

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there has been no new work, floor was floated in the living room and glued in the hall floor was left in th house for 10 days prior too fitting it s fitted too an concrete floor floor was installed may 08

i contacted the joiner 1 week ago and he was to come at the weekend , which he never, over the phone he was making excuses like damp, moisture etc, I have since had two joiners out who have blamed bad workmanship,, and said its a ''nitemare job'' too rectify it, Tomorrow im going too...

was recomendd by the shop,, they provided a list off approved installers

i had an oak solid floor professionaly fitted a year ago and now it is starting too lift / buckle( 2 inches), over 3 boards. there is no gap all round room as it has expanded The shop is blaming the fitter, the fitter blaming my house, myself and the shop, how can I rectify the...