I have a house that is about 100 years old. I am considering the possibility of doing some major leveling work on some upstairs floors. This would involve removing floor boards, shimming on joists, and then putting down flooring again.
In 1994 I put a new basement under the house, so it is will no longer sette. The main offender is a hallway, but as you can guess, differences in level from this hallway to individual rooms may result. I ponder just how to handle that.
In the past I would use string and line levels to do this work. The advent of the laser seems to offer new possibilities.
There are a lot of different kinds of lasers. Is there one that would be well suited to this work, leveling at floor level?
In 1994 I put a new basement under the house, so it is will no longer sette. The main offender is a hallway, but as you can guess, differences in level from this hallway to individual rooms may result. I ponder just how to handle that.
In the past I would use string and line levels to do this work. The advent of the laser seems to offer new possibilities.
There are a lot of different kinds of lasers. Is there one that would be well suited to this work, leveling at floor level?
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