Olly L
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Hi There,
I've just bought a Victorian terrace (2up/2down) with a raised wooden floor in the front room. The flooring has been done quite well and I really like the finish so I don't want to carpet it, however there are two air bricks at the front of the house to ventilate under the floor and it is creating a bit of a draft with cold air coming up between some of the floorboards.
What would be the best way to seal the air gaps in the floor to improve efficiency without ruining the finish of the floor or looking stupid? I wondered if some kind of varnish or something might do it or if I could just find some kind of clear resin to paint along the cracks?
Are there any reasons why sealing it might not be a good idea?
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Cheers,
Olly
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