flooringadviceforum Pergo is naff, fitted a load of the click system that locks from the top down and had a few problems with it
Not yet mate, plenty of room, just have to pick a date
http://www.refina.co.uk/pdfs_web_nov09/ ... s_2009.pdf These are similar to the ones Ive used before from a flooring wholesaler that hire tools....
To hire for the week was around £400 mate. That includes the vacuum and 2 x 5v transformers. Its a floor scrabbler but not sure what make and it...
Ive always found contract pays better, but I find it hard to get in to
Decided to scrabble it off, Not a nice job and expesive to hire the gear but did the job
I still go every year with the firm I first started with, always been good mates with the lad that owns the shop. Gets a bit messy :twisted:
Was the subfloor a new screed and not dried out? That looks like its gone mental!!
maybe they have one leg shorter than the other :D Who can afford to manufacture in this country? not many, unless you have a really good product...
check out the survival mode on youtube, mw3 looks amazing
Matt, Dave, can you do those dates or are we getting in to busy time?
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Looks like pictures of the moon mate
Carpet & flooring mate, had it in stock at central so got it delivered next day, and they deliver to site if that helps.
I was just going to say, what do you think of my latest prep work pics
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What a good product. Wont be using any other dpm from now on. put down 40 m2 and it was dry in the first room I started by the time I had...
Yeah I spose, at least he got the gripper the right way round
Any1 seen or fitted these loose lay vinyl tiles Polyflor have? Apparently you have to leave a expansion gap, I would of thought they would be...
Not sure whats worse the gripper or the skirting
