Robert Vlas
You do not have to take up any wooden floor. If you have a proper plaster/carpenter he should formsure be able to take of the skirting and remove the plastic without lifting the wood. Kind regards Robert Vlas
Does the wooden floor have to come up to replace skirting?
Posted by Sarah Holstead, on
We're about to move into a house that has appauling plaster work and badly fitted skirting boards.
We are planning to replaster all the walls and replace the skirting board.
The current skirting board has a really ugly plastic track sitting underneath it, between the skirting and the wooden floor.
My question is, can the skirting be replaced without taking up the wooden floor if I want to hide the awful plastic fittings? Or does the floor need to come up in order to achieve a flush finish?
