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Project : Repair A Rotten Entryway
Step By Step : Each Photo Explained.

 

Project : Repair A Rotten Entryway
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Step By Step : Each Photo Explained.

01 Rotten
Sophie had her floors lifting. The wood was soft and worn. Water had started to soak into the wood causing rot and an odor. In this photo, I start by taking off the damaged floor. I am hoping the floor underneath is in good shape.

02 Removed
Here, you can see the original floor has been removed. Sophie is lucky she jumped on this problem before more damage was done. The under floor is old, but still in good shape. I won't have to redo it from scratch.

03 New Floor
I already know, I'm going to redo all of Sophie's floors, so I secure her main under floor and add another sheet of plywood as a new floor. Basically, I'm making her old floor even stronger and adding another layer of insulation and noise reduction to what she already had. Why not, the floor is already open.

04 Floor Filler
The floor filler I added, was to make sure no build up of water got past my tile finish in the end. I also wanted to make sure there was no weak spots in my floor before doing the tiles. I'm thinking ahead for issue's such as winter snow and slush. I don't want nothing cracking later on.

05 Beautiful
The tiles are added. Sophie's a happy camper :)

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I already know, I'm going to redo all of Sophie's floors, so I secure her main under floor and add another sheet of plywood as a new floor. Basically, I'm making her old floor even stronger and adding another layer of insulation and noise reduction to what she already had. Why not, the floor is already open.
03 New Floor
The tiles are added. Sophie's a happy camper :)
05 Beautiful
 
Here, you can see the original floor has been removed. Sophie is lucky she jumped on this problem before more damage was done. The under floor is old, but still in good shape. I won't have to redo it from scratch.
02 Removed
The floor filler I added, was to make sure no build up of water got past my tile finish in the end. I also wanted to make sure there was no weak spots in my floor before doing the tiles. I'm thinking ahead for issue's such as winter snow and slush. I don't want nothing cracking later on.
04 Floor Filler
06 Continue

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Rotten
Floor Lifting
Soft and Worn
Damaged
Original Floor
New Floor
Insulation
Noise Reduction
Water Build Up
Tile Finish

 

 

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