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Sat, Dec 10, 11 at 23:52
| I think I already know the answer to this, but I'll ask anyway.
Had a roof leak a few months ago. Of course, before we had a chance to see it, get towels and buckets, and find a roofer, the water had a chance to seep into the cracks of the laminate floor. The damage isn't TOO severe, but there's a section where the joints are swelling up. Looks horrible when the light shines at the right angle. Anything I can do besides rip the floor up? |
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- Posted by floorman67 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 11, 11 at 5:32
| Check with your laminate manufacturer to see if it supports board replacement. Ask for detailed instructions or a document explaining it. All laminate flooring is not created equally so it isnt something that can be explained easily without knowing your product and installation specifics. |
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- Posted by tectonicfloors (My Page) on Tue, Dec 27, 11 at 1:53
| That is a very interesting post floorman67. And I absolutely agree with your ideas! |
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