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The floor in my daughter's room (first floor suspended, Victorian terrace) is very much not flat from various movement over the years. The window is basically a parallelogram. I believe the movement has since been arrested by the kitchen below being extended 15 years ago and a new double patio door being installed. The unflatness is definitely not translating to the ceilings, windows or door lintels of the rooms below.
Can I be arsed to do anything about her floor? It's not springy and from having to secure a load of loose floorboards knackered by previous trades, the joists don't look in bad condition. Do I just right it off as a bit of character and hope my daughter doesn't get seasick?