'Did he pour
What's this 'skim coat' he used anyway? Scratching it on or delete he pour it on?
So the original concrete was cracked before he skim coated? We're they hairline cracks or we talking 'a good crack' ? :D The part he put the...
Lvt also doesn't like steam, forgot to add that bit
The adhesive doesn't like steam, I had an issue with a customer few year ago that I told numerous times no steam mop and she ignored it :rolleyes:...
Was it grinded or sanded? Do you know what type compound the subfloor is? It could be that it's anhydrite which would have had to be grinded or...
Well the steam mop shouldn't have been used on it at all. That's one of your issues and the whole lot should have been ply boarded and I would...
I'm finding it weird with regards to plyboards from my supplier, their tech team must be pissed when they adjust the prices. Its all over the...
My labour went up in August for the shops I do the LVT's for, other than that I'll be going over everything during my break.
I'm finishing on the 16th and starting back on the 10th Jan. We've busted our ass for too long since this pandemic and hardly had anytime off so...
What style lvt you having? Wood or tile effect?
Sounds like it needs a good buffing then a top up with some more screed to get the flow
Hahahaha Someone please ban this fool
...like you know whats going on yourself o_O
Definitely fully bonded for that size, well I do anyways.
Or switch to Ke49 whilst it's freezing!
Need to get some more heat in there. Heater blowers or the heating ran low for a few days if its as cold as it is right now.
Depending on the area (ie hallway/WC or open plan kitchen diner or lounge) then prices between £20 -£25m2
Sack that, just reread and its a bungalow. Don't think I've ever had a bungalow with timber floors
Has to be material failure surely... How long since it was fitted 2yr ago that your customer noticed it started to shrink? Is this house a newbuild?
