Leave the weight for several days and let gravity do its job.
Reddit can you patch a wood floor.
In this video i will show you how to patch a hardwood floor.
I would go with a very short carpet like you d find in a business.
Or you could use new oak flooring and have a solid silent floor made from the same type of material originally used.
You ll be dead by then.
That s typical scratches gouges from normal wear and tear on a cheap engineered wood floor.
House carpeting is typically glued in and nailed in place and i don t want to damage the wood floor.
Some types of flooring such as carpet or traditional hardwood can be installed directly on top of the subfloor.
In this case i tore out a wall and had some missing floor so i ripped out some pieces and stagge.
I saw a few carpeted rooms in their idea gallery so i guess it s doable.
You can re finish them typically three times before they need to be replaced.
As long as the wood is still pliable it can be fixed by moistening the area slightly then placing a heavy object like a barbell or a cinderblock on top.
In our market twin cities mn traditionally we have 4 species of wood used.
Real hard wood also tells the story of the region of the country you live in.
I m a gc that works primarily in pre wwii homes.
You just can t beat real wood floors.
The repairs can be sanded drilled planed and essentially you are left with a repair that performs just like wood but will never rot or fall out.
An iron and a towel can help you steam the shit out of a board to swell it up.
I think that the whole house will be better off if you fix this problem though.
I read somewhere someone just painted theirs.
Fix for a scratched wood floor q.
My house has continuous brazilian cherry wood floors with no thresholds.
Don t put any nails through your hardwood.
They re finished with three coats of polyurethane but new scratches appear on a daily basis.
After those few days have passed remove it and see if the warped area is fixed.
I admire your instinct to preserve every part of it.
If the water soaks into the wood the finish is worn through.
She s also trying to screw you over.
Epoxy repairs are some of the strongest most long lasting ways to patch wood.
You can fix a small warp issue quite easily.
First off don t pay her another dime.
Since you re sure it s not your subflooring you may want to look into actually swelling the wood in some parts to fill the gaps where it s squeaking.
If the water beads up the finish may be thin but it s still intact.
It ll be a pain in the ass later.
The 1500 security deposit is the most she can keep she can try and take you to small claims for the rest but she won t get anywhere.
Soak a rag with water and let a few drops fall on the worn spot you re concerned about.