Timber Floors ‘Off the Plan’

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  • 05/09/2011 at 2:01 pm #7634 Reply | Quote
    deliria1
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      Hi,

      I have recently purchased an apartment 'Off the Plan' after deciding to downsize from a house. Having said that, I wish I had come here first as after reading some of the posts here, I may have just made the BIGGEST mistake of my life!

      Anyway, the apartment I have purchased is on the ground floor and will come with engineered plywood floors throughout. I am assuming this will be ok as i have no-one beneath me.

      However, the apartment above me will have engineered American Oak Flooring. is it fair to assume that the architects/developers have thought this through & will be providing suitable insulation between the apartments?

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