Moisture damage behind fridge/freezer

[Bergo]

Hi, the parquet is damaged behind the fridge and freezer, and I'm looking for tips on how to fix this nicely. The board, which is black, is damaged with mold, but it has dried out now. I would like to replace this floorboard, but the problem is that it continues past the fridge/freezer space?

 

[Immobil]

Get a multi-tool and cut the parquet.

 

[Bergo]

Get a multi-tool and cut off the parquet.

Okay, where do you think I should cut it? And restore with good results?

 

[Immobil]

okay where do you think I should cut it off? And restore with good results?

Cut along the wall to the left. If you're lucky, you can wiggle the piece loose without damaging the board next to it.

 

[Bergo]

Cut along the wall to the left. If you're lucky, you can pry the piece loose without damaging the board next to it.

do you mean like this? On the right side, the board continues there next to the hole as well

 

[Immobil]

do you mean like this? Right side, the board continues even there beside the hole

Cut to the wall's end at most. Actually, it's enough with the damaged board.

 

[Bergo]

Cut up to the end of the wall. It is actually enough with the damaged board.

I don't quite understand what you mean now? The board is two-plank and it sticks out a bit

 

[Stefan1972]

But if the damage isn't visible when the fridge and freezer are there, shouldn't we just leave it as it is?

 

[Immobil]

I don't quite understand what you mean now? The board is two-stave and it goes out a bit

OK, cut off the entire stretch at the level of the further damage.

 

[tergo]

possibly try with oxalic acid Remove black stain on wood surface with oxalic acid - YouTube

 

[BirgitS]

Hi, the parquet is damaged behind the fridge and freezer, and I'm looking for tips on how to fix this nicely, the board that is black is damaged with mold, it has dried up now,

Has it been checked if there is water damage under the board?
It looks like it might have been going on for a while and then water may have run down into the joist layer.

 

[Bergo]

OK, cut off the entire stretch at the level of the distant damage.

split the board how? Must be able to put new floor there too

 

[Immobil]

split the board how? Must be able to fit a new floor too

Multitool solves it with good handling.

 

[Bergo]

Multitool handles it with good skill.

do you mean cutting the floor right in front of the damage and then gluing the new floorboard against the cut one? Since there won't be a groove?

 

[Plutus]

But if I understand you correctly, it is under the fridge? cut away the black or leave it, make sure the fridge's condensate ends up in the evaporation bowl, place the fridge back with a plastic sheet underneath so new water runs out visibly. if it is under the fridge, you do not need to restore the floor.