Some custom floor pics

[dsmawd350]

well im bored and figured id make my own kevin doeish thread. been slow around here so heres some cool floors to look at. can always use work too so if anyone knows anybody in need pass my name on! ;)

Falmouth, KY
80+ acres, 8 acre stocked pond, huge main lodge with boat slips, 3 car 2 story garage, 3 private guest cabins,etc. all for a baller and his hunting/fishing buddies

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[dsmawd350]

Borders



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[dsmawd350]

custom hearths




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[dsmawd350]

Some toothing in work/ installs




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[dsmawd350]

And heres a cool before and after. This was an 80+ year old house in Lima, Ohio. the floor was old 3/8'' thick flooring that had already been sanded multiple times. there was only a very small amount of remaining wear layer, so it was impossible to sand the floors. They tore up the carpet and had many pet dark soiled pet stains throughout the house. I cleaned the floor, then tore them all out. patched them, and spot sanded those areas. Then matched them back to the existing floor as close as possible with brand new wood to old aged yellowed floors, and recoated it.


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heres another screen and re-coat

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ok one more....


these floors were still in relatively great shape, but the homeowner had 2 walls moved for a kitchen remodel leaving big open gaps where walls once stood. as an alternative to a costly sand job on the whole first floor, I was able to patch those areas, sand them and match them back to the floor, along with a re-coat and bam good as new


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[blue5.8]

DAM NICE WORK

[4EYED85GT]

Looks Awesome! Nice place!

[Markcore]

Wow man you do nice work!!!

[05yellowgt]

VERY IMPRESSIVE! I have some laminate flooring in my 100+ year old house that the last owner installed and there are a few areas where we've noticed where planks suddenly have gaps from the end of one plank to the next in 2 places downstairs and another area upstairs where two pieces have come out of their tongue and groove snap in. Are these things that can be fixed relatively easily? I wish we had to coin to put it real hardwood, or better yet, some of the original hardwood was still in place.

[ascCapri]

Man oh man, I like the your work. I remember seeing your post a while back about sidejobs.....you got anytime to look at our house and walk us through our options? we are wanting to spruce up our tri-level and would like to talk about the possibility of just the living room, maybe the living room, dining room, and kitchen, maybe even the steps.....we don't know what we want, as we are also trying to juggle city water this year. Anyways, if you got time, I would appreciate your help. Thanks

[dsmawd350]

Man oh man, I like the your work. I remember seeing your post a while back about sidejobs.....you got anytime to look at our house and walk us through our options? we are wanting to spruce up our tri-level and would like to talk about the possibility of just the living room, maybe the living room, dining room, and kitchen, maybe even the steps.....we don't know what we want, as we are also trying to juggle city water this year. Anyways, if you got time, I would appreciate your help. Thanks
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[dsmawd350]

VERY IMPRESSIVE! I have some laminate flooring in my 100+ year old house that the last owner installed and there are a few areas where we've noticed where planks suddenly have gaps from the end of one plank to the next in 2 places downstairs and another area upstairs where two pieces have come out of their tongue and groove snap in. Are these things that can be fixed relatively easily? I wish we had to coin to put it real hardwood, or better yet, some of the original hardwood was still in place.

im assuming they are peices that end up against the wall and have slid over toward the wall and left a gap at the next butt joint. most laminate goes together being snapped in and only being possible doing it at an angle. your only option may be to get down and shave off the little locking bump on the tounge side. wood glue the joint and use some blue painters tape to hold it together while it dries.

[Mustard]

Really nice work

[R825OH]

Im impressed!