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    Hi Jamie and thanks for posting.
    I agree i cant approach a bank. Do you think I can approach a non bank lender   or a broker like yourself  who deals with them to refinance the other property to say 40% LVR lo doc., pay a higher rate, something.            .pluto

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    Poida
    Masonite has to be laid on a flat surface, it cant have any gaps. laying it on an uneven floor wont work as it is only 4 or 6mm thick and it will bounce if there are any gaps under it, and it will squeak forever. All floors need to be one thing 1st and foremost, flat .

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    Gday Poida

    Good to hear your out in the country. Man that floor of yours is unusual to say the least. I am a builder so  I thought Id help if I can. MDF is not a good idea for laying on the floor ( unless it is sealed ) as it is susceptible to moisture from the sub floor, which I assume being a miners cottage is not too far off the ground. You really need to batten the sleepers @ 450 or 600mm centres, you will need packing material as well, non compressible, to put under the battens at low points and you will prob need to   house          ( notch) some sleepers as well to get it level. Then you will need to lay floor over the battens.  Mate its a difficult job, lot of patience required and a fair bit of labour as well.
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    Hi house call, what state are you in?
    As in state of Australia not state of mind
    pluto

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