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Flooring.

Suz B · 2018-09-13 11:47:03

Hi , I’m plannjng a small extension to open up kitchen dining & allow for a small living area also . Presently I have reclaimed pine flooring that I hate ... I’d like to lift this and replace but builder has told me to do this it would be a huge job as kitchen is in on top of the pine & I would have to rip out kitchen plus…

13-09-2018 12:47pm

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Suz B

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Hi , I’m plannjng a small extension to open up kitchen dining & allow for a small living area also . Presently I have reclaimed pine flooring that I hate ... I’d like to lift this and replace but builder has told me to do this it would be a huge job as kitchen is in on top of the pine & I would have to rip out kitchen plus pine is laid on batons. He has suggested putting down a laminate on top of the pine but I don’t like the sound of laminate when walking in it .
Anyone know of any new laminate that sounds more solid like wood does ? Or have another solution for me ?

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