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E17. When timber flooring fails
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Welcome to episode 17 of the Building Design, Prime Time podcast. In this episode, Frank and Amelia talk about failed timber flooring. Frank shares some horror stories where homes have required significant work to rectify timber flooring that has failed. Timber flooring can fail due to a ton of reasons and Frank and Amelia delve into what happens when it does happen and some of the causes and how it happened.
We would love to know your questions on this topic so feel free to visit the @primedesigntasmania Facebook page or fill in the form on the podcast page on our website to share your failed timber flooring story or any questions you might like us to answer.
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