Hi,
I am trying to find help on what can I do , home is a 1930s semi,
the dimensions of the broken floorboard is 121mm x 21mm approx. , issue is as see on the local online shops they don't have this kind, to be more precise the floorboards that are on my house -at least at the living room- are not tongue and groove -but for a weird reason upstairs -at the bedrooms- they are tongue and groove! (what kind of anomaly is this?)
The only -close to those dimensions- are 21mm x 137mm (way wide) , or 18mm x 119mm (bit narrow) , I am not sure if they measure the tongues too. On the top there is carpet, so maybe the thickness will not be noticeable - thankfully its only a board that needs to be replaced.
any tips? thanks in advance !
(sorry for the quality of the pics)
![P1140752.JPG P1140752.JPG](https://cdn.diynot.com/data/attachments/240/240562-ad814ce3866ccbca3a04d251c104628e.jpg)
I am trying to find help on what can I do , home is a 1930s semi,
the dimensions of the broken floorboard is 121mm x 21mm approx. , issue is as see on the local online shops they don't have this kind, to be more precise the floorboards that are on my house -at least at the living room- are not tongue and groove -but for a weird reason upstairs -at the bedrooms- they are tongue and groove! (what kind of anomaly is this?)
The only -close to those dimensions- are 21mm x 137mm (way wide) , or 18mm x 119mm (bit narrow) , I am not sure if they measure the tongues too. On the top there is carpet, so maybe the thickness will not be noticeable - thankfully its only a board that needs to be replaced.
any tips? thanks in advance !
(sorry for the quality of the pics)
![P1140755.JPG P1140755.JPG](https://cdn.diynot.com/data/attachments/240/240561-9b4b449df0b11abcd1270717a66705e5.jpg)
![P1140752.JPG P1140752.JPG](https://cdn.diynot.com/data/attachments/240/240562-ad814ce3866ccbca3a04d251c104628e.jpg)