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PULL UP FLOORING Some floating floors are installed using a click-and-lock system, which is simple to take up and keeps the boards intact. But a tongue-and-groove system is not designed to come apart and requires more elbow grease. 1 Lift a section of boards with a pry bar to loosen them from any nails into the subfloor. 2Use a club hammer to tap a heavy-duty chisel along the join at 45 degrees to separate the boards, then pull it away. Tip: Remove and dispose of nails as you go with the hooked end of the pry bar. USE A CLAW HAMMER — r To use a claw hammer for removing trim, slip the claw between the moulding and wall, then pull the hammer forward. If there is resistance, place a timber offcut against the wall under the hammer to add leverage while preventing damage. © ™ Before starting any project, consider any health and safety risks and get professional advice where needed. = Put safety first. Wear protective clothing, steel-capped boots and tough gloves. Wear a mask and eye protection when moving anything, and ear protection when using a heavy hammer or power tools Work with windows and doors open for ventilation and have a wet-dry vacuum on hand to manage dust. = Houses built before 1990 may @ Keep in mind... contain asbestos. Exposure to disturbed asbestos can cause life-threatening diseases. Take care when removing old paint as it could contain traces of lead. For more info on asbestos and lead, visit bunnings. com.au/health-and-safety. = Call in licensed trades to carry out plumbing, electrical and gas work. Not complying with this can be unsafe while compromising warranties and insurance. ™ Always turn off the power before commencing demolition. Ideal accessories for your next woodworking project Chit Router Bits Se Roures err art eee eel) These great value kits provide most of the popular shapes and cuts needed to create a lasting impression to a work piece YOU created. Find out more at walkerequip.com.au
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