The confidence is mind-boggling
That’s what I thought. He mentioned something about F3 adhesive on concrete and that it’s impossible to take it up unless you do what he’s done....
My flooring saga continues. After terminating his services, this is then the response I get. Apparently this is how it’s done! Thoughts???
It’s actually worse! Upon closer look earlier today, there were bolts and washers embedded in the screed. He didn’t even sweep up!
See my long post above. Yes, I told him where to go! I’ve found someone who knows what he’s doing — sent me data sheets of the screed products and...
Apparently if I ring any flooring fitter, it’s the process you all follow. See his text to me
What a day I’ve had sorting that out. He’s come back to me earlier saying he’ll finish this by grinding it off and laying another layer of screed...
Paul, that’s exactly what I thought! Would’ve been simpler to do it that way! I don’t know anything about flooring but even I would think that’s...
The space is roughly 72sqm
Can some of you give me a rough estimate on how much it would cost to get this up and redone?
What do you mean by breaking out the carpet? Can it be sanded off or does the screed needs to removed and taken off?
I’m using floating cork planks but was reading that they’re best glued down. He has now stopped answering my calls so it’s difficult to know...
Any suggestions how to go forward ?
His argument was that this was “part of the process” because the adhesive was stuck to the ground. He said he had to put the screed so the fibers...
