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engineered wood floor - water damage
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Ours is 100% wood I think, certainly no chipboard in there. The lower layers seem to be plywood or similar0
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Thanks for the reply. I cancelled the insurance in the end. The damage is not too bad. I'm currently blasting the affected area with a fan 24/7 and it seems to be drying out OK. The surface of the boards is fine.
I think I made the right decision, but we'll see... maybe in a few months time, the floor will start bulging and cracking all over the place! But still, £300 will cover a few replacements boards.
It seems you will be OK then, good news!0
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