Hi all,

I am building a new log home in MO and have another question. The second floor of the home is also the ceiling of the 1st floor, pretty beefy T&G pine. When we were trying to figure out the plumbing in one of the second floor bathrooms a couple of holes were cut that never ended up being used and now need to be fixed. The holes are 3 or 4 inches in diameter and I do have some of the T&G left over. What do you all suggest is the best way to fix these holes? I am going to have a local flooring company sand and finish the T&G for the 2nd story floor.

Thanks in advance,

Charlie A

Flowerpot?

Replace the effected board or boards.

There is no magic plug to pop in there and say "It is fixed"