i use eazzee.co.uk as with Daz they use Uneek gear (amongst many others) which is good sheite, long lasting & hardwearing... :cool:
have done this on a few occassions... ensure to use good tanking product, bring it up the wall as high as you can, allowing the new skirt to cover...
then install a good quality engineered product... :cool:
looking sweeeet mate, sweet indeed :cool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFF6zbD8m3A :cool:
shouldn't mock... i've actually browsed a wood & laminate flooring companies w'site near'ish to me & on the 'Gallery' tab there was at least 2...
concur with Merit, engineered all the way IMO... :cool:
lolz.. can't see that EVER happening mate... :cool:
now now, dont cry :D
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doesn't look that bad... if they're putting a sofa over it...!!!! LOLz, nice work matey :cool:
looks nice that Trimmz, not too sure about the sap boards though, bit streaky!!! what product is that BTW...? PS- good use of cardboard, i...
sounds a bit pi55y then Tark... :cool: conc & wood ideally Trimz... :cool:
looking for a new or second hand daily use damp meter. just something i can whip out for a quick reading... not looking to break the bank......
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pic quality not great but you get a feel for the product.... :cool:
you'd expect a certain amount of variation as with all oaks especially if graded C, D, then you'll get a few 'rouge' blonde / sap boards & a few...
Ready for a weekend in Edinburgh.... flying tomorrow :cool:
yea do a few occassional bamboo installs, always nice to do & see sumat different (As mentioned on my Jatoba post) apart from oak or oak or oak or...
bizarrely in-line with Robroy's post on the WOOD section re: smoked oak colour variations of his customers Furlong product... I've just completed...
