I have sommer click style laminate flooring in the house. It extends from the living room through to an extension on the back of the house. I suspect it was layed at the same time the extension was built. Anyway as the extension has settled slightly, it has caused the laminate flooring to move, leaving gaps between some of the panels. How easy would it be to take up and relay the flooring. Alternatively would I be better just filling the gaps?
Relaying Laminate Floor - how easy?
- Thread starter Andy-K
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well i actually moved house 3 times one year and each time i moved i took with me and relayed my laminate flooring!
the pack said can relay up to 9 times !
if the gaps are along the short ends of the planks this is real easy to remedy just get a floor bar and shift them up to close the gap
if the gap is along the long length its a bit more serious cos that mean the mechanism is damaged and they wont go back the way it should
the pack said can relay up to 9 times !
if the gaps are along the short ends of the planks this is real easy to remedy just get a floor bar and shift them up to close the gap
if the gap is along the long length its a bit more serious cos that mean the mechanism is damaged and they wont go back the way it should
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