melwest Posted November 28, 2005 Share Posted November 28, 2005 We have an old herringbone parquet floor in one of the bedrooms. The floor is quite springy and sags a little. It is also starting to crack the plaster ceiling of the sitting-room below. I wondered if it is possible to lift the parquet and replace or reinforce the original beams, then relay the original parquet without damaging the ceiling below. We have had 2 menuisiers round for quotes. One said he could do it with no problem, whilst the other said it would be impossible without smashing the plaster ceiling! So a dilemma. We have yet to receive their quotes after 3 weeks. I shall have to try to get a third opinion, but in the meantime wondered if any of you had any experience of this type of problem and could give me some much needed advice! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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