Hello,
We have purchased a house from 2003 and need to replace part of the flooring on the upper floor. We were, of course, initially very happy to find that it turned out to be click flooring, as we can probably remove the part that needs to be replaced and substitute it. Now to the tricky part. It's regular Birch, but different click systems have slightly different patterns. There is a number on the back.
Is it of any use to us? Does it say anything about what kind of flooring it is?
The number is:
D-1668 2283 A3 247 HDF M
Made in Germany.
Any tips?
We have purchased a house from 2003 and need to replace part of the flooring on the upper floor. We were, of course, initially very happy to find that it turned out to be click flooring, as we can probably remove the part that needs to be replaced and substitute it. Now to the tricky part. It's regular Birch, but different click systems have slightly different patterns. There is a number on the back.
Is it of any use to us? Does it say anything about what kind of flooring it is?
The number is:
D-1668 2283 A3 247 HDF M
Made in Germany.
Any tips?
I wouldn't spend too much time trying to find the same floor. To make it look nice, you would still need to replace the floor up to natural transitions. A 7-year-old wooden floor doesn't look the same as a new one even if it's the same brand. The color changes and the surface wears out.