Gaps in wood floors are a common frustration for homeowners. They collect dust, can let in draughts, and may make a room feel unfinished. But filling those gaps is not as simple as squeezing in any product from a hardware shop. The right method depends on the size of the gap, the type of wood, whether the floor is still moving, and the result you want to achieve. This guide explains the three main approaches used in wood floor gap filling: resin and dust filling, timber slivers, and flexible fillers. Each has strengths, weaknesses and situations where it should......
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