A quick question....
When renovating my house I had to lift some tongue and grooved floorboards for running cables, heating pipes etc. This was achieved by cutting the tongue out with a skillsaw. Now they've been refitted, there's quite a breeze from the floorspace below (traditional suspended timber floor). I'm trying to find the best way of re-sealing the gap - and I'm not interested really in the glue and sawdust method!
Any ideas - some sort of filler? - timber coloured caulk? - are such products available and has anyone tried them? Any recommended brands?
Thanks,
Henrik
p.s. The floor has already been sanded and varnished
When renovating my house I had to lift some tongue and grooved floorboards for running cables, heating pipes etc. This was achieved by cutting the tongue out with a skillsaw. Now they've been refitted, there's quite a breeze from the floorspace below (traditional suspended timber floor). I'm trying to find the best way of re-sealing the gap - and I'm not interested really in the glue and sawdust method!
Any ideas - some sort of filler? - timber coloured caulk? - are such products available and has anyone tried them? Any recommended brands?
Thanks,
Henrik
p.s. The floor has already been sanded and varnished