1victorianfarmhouse
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In my 1895 Victorian house, one room had some thin oak flooring strips that were not level. Pulling them up, I found that the pine boards underneath were cupped at the ends. I also saw that the pine boards had quite a gap between their ends and the edge of the floor. Should I build some inserts to bridge the gaps a bit before I replace the oak strips as I have sanded down the cupping?
Thanks!
Vince
Thanks!
Vince