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How did you fit the wood flooring to the wall

9 years ago

How did you fit the wood flooring to the wall

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CAPITAL BUILDING
9 years ago
This wall was set up as a timber framed gyprock wall anyway so it is solid and can take the weight. We then simply glued and secret nailed the flooring to the wall. it is a great effect!
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