by Bas21389866
How to repair wood floors sticking up against old wood floors? Help!
Bought a new home...4 bedrooms/ walk-in closets, carpet removed...flooring business sold us the hard wood flooring. They hired installers...when I saw these newly installed wood floors and the wood lip sticking up, I was and am still upset...Shouldn't it flow from one room into another? Flooring business did not match older flooring shine...dull and pickled new flooring...ugh...What to do???
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C. D. Scallan
on Jun 20, 2017
The wood should not be buckled, lipped or anything but smoothly transitioning from one room to the next . They're called transition strips and every decent installer has them in his truck /van at all times . To leave your floor the way it is , is a trip hazard . You or a member of your family or someone else could fall and hurt themselves .If they don't offer to come and fix it or replace it free of charge , get an attorney . I am not a litigious person , but you got ripped off .SincerelyFormer owner of a flooring business- See 1 previous
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Sarah Barganier
on Jun 20, 2017
I'm with CD on this, you need to make the flooring installer fix it right.- See 1 previous
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