I would get rid of the wood blocks, don't like going over them with anything
Get the rubber backed tiles! back mark as much as possible then hook the rest.
How high you need to bring it up by? sorry my english is a little poor
No it was only a bathroom, I think we put it on with a mop or a cloth. All I remember was you could hardly stand on it without your feet slowly...
Yeah we put one of those on on a spacia floor when it first came out and turned it into a ice rink!!
Hi mate
As in screed or levelling compound mate
I hate the ones that are the wrong way round. They lock automatically and you have to push the button to wind it back in. I like the metal Stanley...
Asbestos is in the tile so wouldn't go at it with a disc. Ok it's minimal but ur still get spanked if some1 pulls you up on it. A commercial job...
I've seen solid oak nailed over what looked like a 3mm foam underlay?
Can you not just stick the carpets and do away with the grippers or at least the stretching on to them
Dig out the concrete and put a new slab in. While its out you could get the walls treated too. Maybe some sort of drainage around the outside of...
Look really good Pete, bet that takes ****ing ages!!
Sounds like a damp problem.
K11 goes over old adhesive residue, will new to give the floor a good scrape first. Na/1200 safest bet
Don't think I've ever seen any1 else making these. I did a bathroom in them black sparkle tiles and the bath suit was still avocado green!!
Yep I much preferred the old 700
I bet they do, but if its not solid and they all start peeling up I bet the screed company won't back it up! I guess it depends how big a job it...
Does it bug any1 else how manufacturers advertise their stair carpets not fitted into the gripper? Does any1 actually fit a stair carpet like that...