Sounds like the OP is “renovating” her Edwardian house by stripping out all that's Edwardian.. Anyway, I doubt there's value in the floorboards which would have been up and down so many times over the past century (plumbing/wiring/central heating) that in my experience they're usually beyond useful life and end up on the skip.  Especially since so many homes today are taking the solid/engineered oak route.  Same for staircase and skirtings. As for the fireplaces they might have a small value (especially if they come with original tiles) .  Try the fireplace shop on The Avenue (opposite end of Speldhurst Road).  They sell for hundreds of pounds – but sellers don't get anywhere near that amount because of the genuine “renovation” work needed to give them new life..

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Period House Building Materials	18/07/15 23:26:00	Stella Freya
Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 07:48:00	Rima Jones
Re:Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 08:41:00	Loraine Pemberton
Re:Re:Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 10:17:00	Karen Foster
Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 08:41:00	Karen Foster
Re:Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 09:12:00	Rima Jones
Re:Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 09:13:00	Margot Crowther
Re:Re:Re:Period House Building Materials	19/07/15 10:36:00	Stuart Kerr
Re:Period House Building Materials	21/07/15 08:42:00	Jane Davison
Re:Re:Period House Building Materials	21/07/15 09:24:00	Andy Pease

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