is this quote good for amtico spacia.

Did some of this Opus grey today in a kitchen & hallway. Lovely stuff

 

Hi I am asking advice as its lot of money and I don't want a craps job and have no idea what constitutes good practice.

Well the price quoted Is with vat, they didn't really say what screed they use. I ask about moisture tests but he said since house is 3/4 year old it will be cured and not need testing.

Sure I read on amtico laying guide that it should always be done.

 

I like the grano but the boss is worried it to grey since she painted the walls grey.

as usual don't have any good samples to test this against as the ones you get on the net are tiny lol.

 

lol
correct, and not just for amtico
It should be done whatever the floorcovering is, being installed.
You know more than they do!:smile:

 

If your def interested in the karndean I will organise a full plank to be sent direct to you
Just pm me your details

 

Distinctive flooring - Milano or genoa perfect plank, great product, registered embossed realistic finish with beveled edges

 

Thanks for the offer but she set on the amtico purely based on fact it amtico .

Looking at pictures online I don't see much difference in grano and white ash. Both look silvery to me.

All I want is hardwearing , 3 year old proof floor that not going to bankrupt me, and looks nice in the process lol.

Might phone current people I have quote for and speak to someone with knowledge. Before I say yea or nea to them.

Moisture test is my main worry as I believe that if they get it wrong my concrete could sweat and crack , worse case and if they haven't followed amtico standard who to blame?

 

Lol you trying to confuse me more

 

Yes!

Without doubt, go to www.mflor.co.uk
Ask for samples for authentic oak - lumi and authentic plank - chikapin
What's the worst that could happen......!
Same spec as spacia, better surface finish.

Take a look

 

As distinctive adam said. Their lvt is superb. Would certainly be my choice over spacia !!

 

I work for a company based in the bridge of don, im a fitter on the books so i couldnt really give u a price but i know my boss is quite reasonable. He deals with karndean, amtico and moduleo.

 

another note to be aware of.
Screed must go down with a MINIMUM thickness of 3mm, no less.
some firms to cut costs, make the mix too watery to make it 'go further' thus only laying on a 'scratch coat'
so minimum thickness applies
make sure your getting what your paying for

 

Your not bringing that up again r you?

 

lol kev your kidding me right?

 

so a 1mm coat is what? quality at its best?

 

You want to see some of the screed scratch coats done by a fitter where i used to work.

 

you telling me you've never seen screed that's been put on with a trowel at 1mm thick etc?
so what do you call this?