Get a desk mat from an office supply company.
If it's not a spill on the top surface - seems unlikely - then a replacement is about the only option.
Laminate will be fine. The issues with the vinyl maybe from underneath and subfloor contamination or a water leak, assuming the floor was not...
The installer should have the equipment to moisture test the floor before any screeding work etc, if they have assumed all was dry etc or measured...
Have you had the subfloor moisture tested? Was the slab a new slab? What type of screed was used in the renovation?
Anything deep and soft will take a bit or a lot of compression in heavier traffic areas, although Ultimate Impressions will take it better than...
Find our from the builders if the slab is an Anhdrite or Calcium Suplphate screed and if it is, has it had the latence ground off it. If it is...
I'm not familiar with the product but just had a quick look at the website, it suggests the product has a pre-attached underlay and that adding an...
A family member is in rented accommodation with a Howdens Kitchen and Laminate fitted that went in just before they moved in 5 years ago. The...
Most decent flooring shops will have sample boxes and display boards of Stairrods various trims.
Ulster York Wilton Twist. All round for the price and with the multi width felxibility I don't think it can be beaten. Performs at it's very...
I would buy with confidence from any of those manufacturers you have already looked at, as mentioned, Cormar have a bit of a reputation in the...
This is why quality flooring shops exist, go have a chat and they will explain and show the differences between the mid range products which will...
Correct, the carpet should fit to under the door. If the Kitchen floor was only recently fitted, what was fitted before? In the Hallway, was...
Was the kitchen floor already fitted? Any photo's?
Axfelt is a nicer product than Kensington, it's a full natural felt on crumb rubber rather an a blended felt mix on crumb.
Brinfelt is much the better underlay, denser, firmer, more supportive, the carpet will wear more evenly and recover from pressure much quicker...
There's not much wrong with Telenzo, for the price it is it's decent value, but the quality of the Westex does shine through and the price...
Both decent products although the quality of the Wool in Westex is a premium over many manufacturers. I would say that I would'nt call the Westex...
Both possible, Taping is significantly more expensive than overwhipping the edges.
