Good to see the job done properly! I've known people to only use plastic packers which don't provide as much support as long wedges... Just discovered your channel and enjoying your videos. :-)
Oh thats lovely to hear bro! Thank you! Nothing exciting on this channel but just keep recording my jobs on my iphone as mostly work on my own but nice to hear you like it...i say hit that sunscribe button, fasten your seat and youre for a ride! ;) thanks for nice comment bro
Great video. I’ve been searching for how to solve this exact problem. I was going to sister the joists under the floor upstairs in my house as I have big dips at the edge of one room. Turns out I can’t do this as the reason it is dipped is because there’s a concrete block wall sitting on top of the floorboards which is what they used to do in Victorian and Edwardian houses. So I’d have to level from above the floorboards. I was thinking about packing the very low spots with a strip of 18mm plywood then going over the entire upstairs in 9mm plywood but knew deep down this isn’t the best solution. But you showing how you made the wedges has given me the answer! Thanks
Good to see the job done properly! I've known people to only use plastic packers which don't provide as much support as long wedges... Just discovered your channel and enjoying your videos. :-)
Oh thats lovely to hear bro! Thank you! Nothing exciting on this channel but just keep recording my jobs on my iphone as mostly work on my own but nice to hear you like it...i say hit that sunscribe button, fasten your seat and youre for a ride! ;) thanks for nice comment bro
Great video. I’ve been searching for how to solve this exact problem. I was going to sister the joists under the floor upstairs in my house as I have big dips at the edge of one room. Turns out I can’t do this as the reason it is dipped is because there’s a concrete block wall sitting on top of the floorboards which is what they used to do in Victorian and Edwardian houses. So I’d have to level from above the floorboards. I was thinking about packing the very low spots with a strip of 18mm plywood then going over the entire upstairs in 9mm plywood but knew deep down this isn’t the best solution. But you showing how you made the wedges has given me the answer! Thanks
Pleased to hear my video gave you the answer how to resolve this problem with levelling the floor. Awesome news. Keep up good work! 💪
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