Before we bought the house an extension was added. However, the 2 floor levels dont match. We have since removed some old timber at the join of the 2 ...
Hey Jacob, thanks for coming back,
Seems like a reasonable suggestion. I've added another pic for clarity and better angle. No spares anywhere unfor ...
Hi @elbow
I agree with @AlanM52 solution of a ramp as anything else to me will be a potential trip hazard. It will be near impossible to match eith ...
Good Afternoon @elbow
Mmmmm I cant really think of an easy way to transition between the two other then a step. A piece of timber or two layered step ...
Hi @elbow,
I suggest a floorboard ramp:
70 x 45mm at the bottom, built-up concrete about midpoint and concrete lip at the top.
You could also do 70 ...
Hi @elbow,
As there is what I would estimate is around a 25mm difference in height over about 150mm width, I don't really see any way of blending in ...
Hi @elbow,
You can just use Window Packers. You'll want to pack out both sides of the Tas Oak with either 2 x 1.5mm packers stacked on top of each o ...
Before we bought the house an extension was added. However, the 2 floor levels dont match. We have since removed some old timber at the join of the 2 ...
Hey Jacob Yeah its slow progress due to work, weather etc The gap is pretty big but i couldn't avoid it unfortunately Your suggestion makes sense an ...
Hi @elbow,
I suggest a floorboard ramp:
70 x 45mm at the bottom, built-up concrete about midpoint and concrete lip at the top.
You could also do 70 ...
