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SJ McCarthy
Good catch ci_lantro! I missed those! With a floor that is already starting to fail (those broken pieces in the doorway and then the long crack across multiple tiles in the kitchen) are big indicators that the weight of the stone (and the mud and the heating system, etc) is too much for the wood-joist system below it. You might as well go ahead and jack it out.
Just remember with Jatoba, the new stuff will look like a VERY different colour when it is raw. Once everything is sanded down and then stained it *should all look the same. Relax. The old wood has darkened (because that's what Jatoba does...it gets DARKER in sunlight/light). It will look light once again when it has been sanded to bare wood.
Good catch ci_lantro! I missed those! With a floor that is already starting to fail (those broken pieces in the doorway and then the long crack across multiple tiles in the kitchen) are big indicators that the weight of the stone (and the mud and the heating system, etc) is too much for the wood-joist system below it. You might as well go ahead and jack it out.
Just remember with Jatoba, the new stuff will look like a VERY different colour when it is raw. Once everything is sanded down and then stained it *should all look the same. Relax. The old wood has darkened (because that's what Jatoba does...it gets DARKER in sunlight/light). It will look light once again when it has been sanded to bare wood.