All depends on the screed you’ll be using over it, they all recommend different products so try stick to a system from the same manufacturer just...
Use a 10mm u notch trowel, less chance of trapped air beneath will give better adhesion, always prime. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Smooth out the sub-floor, tacky the underlay down (or use egalsoft), use blind gripper, open it out and rough cut in then leave 24 hours before...
Personally I don’t like any saxony’s they all flatten (all carpets do) but they show it much more than a good twist on a quality underlay and are...
Yes your screed is going to pop if the moisture levels below it are too high, you absolutely need to do a Rh% test before anyone can advise you...
It will be absorbing the moisture from beneath it which will lead to it failing if the moisture levels are too high. Sent from my iPhone using...
Remove the screed, do a proper moisture test depending on the results you will have completely different ways to proceed. Sent from my iPhone...
Renovation isn’t a wearcoat, before you do anything get a moisture test done without that info we really can’t give any proper advice. Sent...
Glad we’re not the only ones [emoji1787] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
We’ve always had carpets at the front of f the shop, they’ll walk in past the carpets to the wood and LVT then ask if we sell carpet [emoji1787]...
Honestly I would advise against any click LVT especially seeing as it’s a 60m2 open plan area, regardless of what they claim they all expand and...
There’s not much of a price difference if I remember if anything I think Tudor twist is a couple of quid a metre less. Sent from my iPhone...
Not t a lover of Cormar if you couldn’t tell, what about brockway dimension heathers? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Now tell your friend it’s shite and he needs to choose something that won’t delaminate in a week. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Could be someone from a buying group? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Fully stick it and make absolutely sure the sub-floor is like glass otherwise any slight imperfections will shadow through, especially considering...
Customers need to realise time is money, in the time it takes you to rip up old flooring you could have fit most of it and only idiots work for...
Make sure the laitence is ground off before doing anything then get your Rh% readings and check the evenness of the floor (make sure to check what...
The slab will never be dry enough for solid wood you absolutely need a surface dpm Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
You’ll need to do Rh% test, dual screed surface DPM (dependent on readings), bond it to the sub-floor with the correct adhesive and use a moisture...
