pretty sure most eng. wood flooring is compatible with ufh - have carbon mat system in my living room, nice & toasty on the feet this time of...
yep, get back to the drawing board & create Plan-B... :cool: or just get some eng.
bonjour boyo! :cool:
personally would NEVER EVER fit solid on-top of any ufh... eng. is the only option...! also don't think the fibre board is compatible with ufh...
nice option Matt.. I've installed this for years & it's fairly straightforward even to myself with VERY little spark knowledge... easy money - if...
as per Tark - decent grade BS ply all the way is a MUST...
as stated you don't wanna ask, kookin 'mare of a job BUT has to be done - Grinder, scraper whatever means you have, or use an apprentice :D
Yes yes & yes... :D
crackin bit of screed / levelling borno, likey lots :cool:
fook don't know much about the dark arts of fitting the fluffy stuff BUT on any level that's a total shocker...!!!
:cool:looks awesome Jambo, sweet work...
croeso buddy, enjoyo the forum... :cool:
croeso to the forum matey... :cool:
you need to use a specialist insulation board such as Depron instead of an underlay, 5mm Depron should suffice. once this ifitted the u/f/h is...
15mm eng. not the greatest grade but decent quality for what ya pay p/M2... :cool:
what you talkin bout Willis...! LOL :cool: correct, there is a reducer threshold fitted to door, the client wants to salvage the existing pine,...
my good old Karlton KDT, on it's last legs now... used a 3mm ply to sit it on & try to ensure a nice consistent trim...
nice work Nafe...
tools4tools.co.uk totaltools.co.uk totallytooled.co.uk or maybe i'm just tool-little-tool-late...:D
V4 rustic, matt lacq'd to hallway - Undercut curved skirt *Excuse the quali-TEA :cool:
