I feel bad for your hosting cost! must be multiple times more than your normal usage with all these posts.
We used to use them, they're a pain in the ass. If any of the walls were out it was tricky messing with them. I think you're better off just...
Gonna bump this, to get ontop of the Temu codes. :eek:
Just wanted to pick some brains. I've got a Georgian concrete stairway, customer wants Unnatural Flooring New England finishing under the...
Years ago we had a job where the customer agreed to take responsibility for not doing the correct preparation. They took us to small claims after...
That's a high price for a polypropylene velvet. Go to your local independent retailer and they'll have something to match, probably cheaper too.
Looks like a fairly standard mass produced wool twist. go to your local independent carpet shop and they'll have something similar if not exact.
Ha ha missed that bit!
It looks like a run of the mill polypropylene carpet. You'll find something similar if not exact at your local independent shop. Go there and...
I personally wouldn't use an underlay with Click LVT. It creates movement which puts undue stress on the engineers (joints). Almost every kitchen...
Tackify the underlay down then bond the carpet to the underlay. Sisal should be acclimatised too. I would recommend getting a fitter though as it...
If there are rubber backs on your rugs and mats that you have there, it can be plasticisation. Hard to fully see from the pictures. It kind of...
It's a generic Polypropylene Twist. Go to your local shop and they will have loads of similar.
Harsh, I'm an employee sadly so not much choice.
Just Xmas day and Boxing Day this year.
I wouldn't really, when you're looking at polypropylene carpets I don't think there's much in them. Thicker ones will show the flattening more but...
They're pretty much the same stuff, made from the same material. I'd be expecting them to perform in a very similar way.
If you wanted to DPM yeah. You could also Hygro test and if within tolerance for your flooring, then just a single layer of NA will be sufficient
you could do an Ardex NA sandwich. Ardex NA - epoxy DPM - Ardex NA. You don't have to prime the initial NA layer but I would.
I absolutely wouldn't.
