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Living in a 30 year old apartment for 5 years and no way to do repairs. It was liked this when I moved in.
$1,500 CAD/Month (current market $2000) Welcome to Halifax, NS!
I'd just shove some wood filler in the gaps to at least have a smooth floor even if it doesn't look great. I feel like I'd stub my toes on that shit all the time.
I use some wood filament pla and custom print filler blocks 😉
What op should do is tap/slide the boards all to one end so the gaps all come together as one big gap at the less important side of the room. Maybe there's a bookcase or tv against that wall so they don't step there.
And nail on small nail in the end board to keep it in place
With gaps like that, it will be easier to use wood to fill them.
Those look like pretty big gaps, close to 1" on the biggest. That's gonna take a whole of woodfiller.
No don't. My parents house came like that when they bought it when I was like 14. The panels continue to slide and crush the filler into dust and the ends also get mashed and delayered. Sometimes big chunks came out to be stepped on like Legos already have the job of doing.
If it's a floating click together floor...Packing tape.
Put like 6 layers down long ways on the board with a foot or so sticking up to use as a handle.
Hold the tape, and kick the tape where it just starts to go up. If done correctly, it will scoot the board along in the direction you kicked. Repeat until gap is now at edge of room, ideally under baseboard and invisible.
Come to Onterrible, 2 houses in my small town are going for 2700++/mo 2 bed 1 bath
Wow such a deal! Can me and my 10 other friends live there at the same time? We are all going to Conestoga Collage.