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hello team,
How do I fill the gap shown in the attached photos
thanks!
Hello @emmab1986
Thank you for sharing your question about filling a gap on your floor bead. I suggest using Selleys 475g No More Gaps Interior Multipurpose Gap Filler. It has excellent reviews and is easy to use. Please make sure that you have a silicone gun that will be suitable for the Selleys interior gap filler cartridge.
Here is a handy step-by-step guide: How To Silicone Seal A Bath (the techniques used are applicable to your project)
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Eric
Thanks, Eric. I’ll follow the instructions.
Your guidance is very helpful.
Hi Eric,
I have another question regarding the gap in the photos: what caused that big gap?
Thansk
Emma
Hello @emmab1986
Movement is often caused by settling or expansion and retraction. Part of the foundation of the house moves causing the wall and floor to shift away from each other. Wood shrinks and expands, when this happens enough times, large gaps can appear. The gap will often occur over an extended period of time and does not happen immediately. But of course, there are circumstances that override these occurrences such as a large amount of water soaking into the soil and earthquakes.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
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