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Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring? in the
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Hey up folks.
How would you go about removing old floor boards or chipboards if they travel underneath the next room aswell???? (upstairs bathroom)
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Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring?
Hey up folks.
How would you go about removing old floor boards or chipboards if they travel underneath the next room aswell???? (upstairs bathroom)
Thanks
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Re: Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring?
Use my fein to cut close to the wall but I would support the end of the cut boards with some noggins..
Is it a stud wall.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring?
Circular saw as close as poss to walls............ad supports/noggins.
Re-board with 22mm ply.............overboard with hardi.
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Re: Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring?
Chipboards will mash the blades on a Fein. I use a couple of cheap handsaws and a lot of elbow action. A lot more hard work but significantly cheaper, IMO.
Otherwise exactly as Mark (WB) says, just remember to support the edges of the boards.
Good luck,
Daz
Formerly known as
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Re: Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring?
Might be stating the obvious but don't forget to check for pipes and cables before you go flying along with a saw!
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Re: Removing previous timber/chipboard flooring?
Saw a plumber do that while cutting the boards, it was a heating pipe
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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