Around here about half the floors are asphalt
I've only had this one about a month ,i'm actually going to bin it, was a complete waste of money ,it's probably doubled my nailing time
Does anyone have one?do you spend more time getting it unjammed than you do nailing?:mad:
The other one I've seen, is where the fitter had started every row from both ends and joined them in the middle, i had gone there to uplift it and...
Unfortunately, I've seen this done twice before, one of them was done by a fitter that used to fit lvt for me, emphasis on the used to fit
It's hard to believe there are people out there, that think this sort of thing is acceptable work ,the really annoying thing is that most of the...
There are companies still selling it,just Google it,you will need to know the width of the plank,the length, i think think they do 1.1m and 2.2m...
I was just thinking the same thing, electric ufh comes with an insulation board you can screed over, so you could just use the board without the...
I knew a commercial contractor that got quite a bit of work through something i think was called linked in, it's not the kind of work i want ,so...
How about a ps?
You could end spending a lot of money with no guarantee of getting any of the jobs ,if they are offering it you, how many other companies do they...
The panels may be designed to prevent losing the heat through the subfloor ,if so,the bitumen shouldn't affect it, if not, have a look at Sikka...
I always have Christmas day off
Any particular screed?
It's not something I've ever done, but i had to uplift one last year, that had been and it certainly didn't want to come up. I recently did two...
In theory ,it's not a bad idea if done right, would help get rid or improve all these so called fitters that claim to be able to fit ,but after a...
If I'm imagining your situation right, i would probably suggest a lino edge or single naplock,just ask for a carpet to vinyl strip
That could possibly be a better way to go on a lot of designs, considering most manufacturers are actually charging us around £10-£20 cutting...
Have you got an alternative for them? I don't know if this would be any help, but there is a company that would do the cuts from your own tile...
If it's lvt you're laying on top and the floor is smooth and flat, it might be worth having a look at some of these sticky underlays
