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  Terraces built round the chair works

  High Wycombe was the centre of English chair-making, and the terraces put up around those workshops are still much of what gets refitted. They stand on suspended timber, so bringing the boards true is the first job; a layered engineered oak then rides the seasonal movement left in the joists.

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  Houses on the valley sides

  The newer building climbs the sides of the valley and sits on screed, sometimes with heating run inside it, which makes a quote written for one of the old terraces useless further up the hill. Over a warmed screed engineered wood keeps its width where solid oak will not.

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  Sitting rooms in Downley and Hazlemere

  Ownership across Buckinghamshire is high and letting comparatively uncommon, so a living room here is usually specified by the person who will go on walking on it. That argues for depth: an engineered oak board with enough timber on top to be sanded more than once.

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  Kitchens with the units already in

  A new floor laid across a fitted kitchen raises everything the machines have to slide back under, and these older houses have little to spare there. Keep the build-up shallow, with bonded LVT rather than boards over a thick underlay, or check the gap under the appliances before ordering.

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