We recently had our bathroom redone, when the shower tray was removed it had been sitting on the joists so the bathroom guy covered them with wood. Unfortunately we have a 3 inch by 15 inch bit that is lower than the rest of the wood floor, and it slopes from one end to the other (a gentle slope up the 15inches). We want to lay vinyl but need to fill in the dip; what would you recommend? A piece of wood would be tricky to fill in the slope with. Would wood filler work? Or would it have to be levelling compound (which I'd hate to have to do for such a small area)? Or is there something else I haven't thought of? Thanks.
Wooden floor in bathroom - need to level a slope
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Thin ply to pad out the majority of the piece the flooring latex to finish?
Can you not lift the board and pack it from underneath?
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The board is now under the bath so it wouldn't be possible without taking the bath out again. Even 3mm ply would be useless after a few inches but we could try that. Would wood filler work for the rest, sealed with a pva solution? I appreciate that whatever we put down will be a pain if we ever need to take the boards up. It just seems like a major waste of latex/leveller for such a small space.
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