I'm assuming they are just standard oak blocks, just be aware that they are normally just a planed finish, if you look closely you will probably...
Just noticed you said builders,so you just spent all that money on a floor and let a non professional fit it :rolleyes:
So not an intentional expansion gap then, I'm assuming the rest of the room isn't much better
What finish does it have?
Is that a click or a stick down lvt?
It might be worth looking at the foil type ufh, it's about 1mm thick, doesn't need to be set in screed, it's more expensive but you save on screed...
Frightening, but not surprising, finding good lvt fitters is harder than you would think
He obviously doesn't know what a proper job should look like, if he thinks that's acceptable, the sad thing is, he probably believes he's a good...
Have you looked at the eligna, it's virtually identical, you still have the visible lines but without the groove and it's a lot cheaper
There are some on eBay, not sure how they compare, price, quality, etc.
If it's quickstep, you should be able to tap them together flat like tongue and groove, but there is the chance of damage to the click system, if...
Other option is to cut the plank out and glue another one in,or tap the planks length ways into the expansion gap to separate the end joints, then...
What manufacturer is it?
Personally, I'd go for a rigid core/spc, LG,lifestyle floors and I'm sure someone can recommend others, you are probably looking around £38sqm,...
What he said, plus polyflor, natural solutions, lvt by artist, lifestyle floors (not to be confused with the coincidentally closely named...
True, we have plenty of other brands around £20sqm, with an actual manufacturer guarantee and fitting guarantee,that are now outselling karndean
Karndean offer a lifetime guarantee on products purchased through an authorised retailer, might be worth phoning karndean and checking if what...
I imagine it will be a fitter (of what, I'm not sure),that has gone to this company, claiming he is experienced in all sorts of flooring, but...
I actually don't mind the heat,the only downside is when the customer answers the door in just his underpants and stays like that throughout the job
Lighthouse keeper, no customers, biggest responsibility, switching the light on,i think i could manage that
