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Floorguy
 Post subject: wrong end?
PostPosted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 10:24 am 
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Did a weave in repair with some Br-111 engineered.
Got everything prepped and now I go and pull a board out of the carton, and the ends are reverse milled?? Say what? The tongue and groove are switched on the new wood, compared to what is there now.

What a pain!!!

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 Post subject: Re: wrong end?
PostPosted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 10:47 am 
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You were just holding the board upside down :mrgreen:
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Just turn around and face the other direction :lol:

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Engineered BR-111 has a paper thin top layer.

That would be a DOUBLE pain :roll:

Flooring 101 on lace ins....Check out the wood before you prep! :wink:

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Gary
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It's my opinion manufacturers commonly change the design of their floors to require an entire floor to be replaced, instead of repaired. This is not the only reason but I am sure it is a consideration.
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Floorguy
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dennis wrote:
Just turn around and face the other direction :lol:



But then the long tongue is tongue to tongue. :shock:

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Floorguy wrote:
dennis wrote:
Just turn around and face the other direction :lol:



But then the long tongue is tongue to tongue. :shock:


Ahh but then ya gotta flip the board over too, and of course, throw on some shiny stuff.

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