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fin54 | 18:43 Fri 26th Aug 2005 | Home & Garden
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I already have a laminated wooden floor down in my lounge, I am changing it from Mohogany to oak, do I have to lift the floor that is down or can I lay the new one on top of the floor that is down.
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Can't see why not, especially if you run the boards at right angles to the old ones.  I have a conservatory with a suspended floor (steel joists) so I put two layers of chipboard down and then the laminate - it worked weel and gave me a bit more stability.

PS If you want a really nice looking oak floor, look at the kind that has bevelled edges to each board - it looks much more realistic.

Small point, but it caught me out. Will your doors still clear the floor if you raise it another 5mm or so ? I had to take a slice off my bedroom door after I laid thick underlay and laminate.

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