Replacing Damaged Floorboards and Bridging Gap for Support
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yartin
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Replacing Damaged Floorboards and Bridging Gap for Support

Post by yartin » Thu Jun 08, 2017 8:36 pm

Hi
I am repairing old floorboards. I had to cut one of the damaged board where it meets the airing cupboard, which is giving me a problem where I need help. One end of the replacement floorboard now has no support and I need to use a piece of wood screw to the joist to provide support for the floorboard, I am using a timber piece of 45mm*75mm and of 15cm length and fix it to the joist with 70mm screws of 5mm diameter, am I using the right hardware? I am having difficulty in inserting the screw into the joist as no space for electric screwdriver, any advice?
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Re: Replacing Damaged Floorboards and Bridging Gap for Support

Post by yartin » Sat Jun 10, 2017 8:57 am

I did it by changing the screws. I used twin cut screws with screw driver fixing the timber nogging into the joist, solid as a rock. Laid the floorboard on top, screw it to the nogging and job done.

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