Looks like they have had the odd go of bevelling them in. By looks of the picture they did the field first then started putting the border in?...
Have a check on the long wall borders to see if they are straight
In this season it wouldn't be so bad compared to winter temps but yes depending where they were stored previous to fitting then that could be 1 of...
Nice curved borders!!
Yes you are within your rights because you've seen this type of installation before and you liked the attention to detail 'especially the bevelled...
Yes the bevel needs to match the bevel from the border to look the best, wouldn't looked as bad if they had got the cuts to meet though
Them cuts need bevelling else it just looks odd as you have already noticed. They've obviously not followed a true line to keep them in sync so...
If you using ke66 then don't leave it too long, ke49 you can a bit but you want to being diving in wet :D
Dry fit 3-4 rows, lift up, spread, refit the rows of lvt. I used to leave it a minute or so but depends how impatient I am at the time.
What is the subfloor? Gypsum/anhydrite or sand & cement?
Aslong as you give the floor a good priming before screeding then that's it, no need to prime on top of the screed. Leave it for a couple day to...
Providing its dry enough I'd go with the pe360 primer, NC110 and use either the ke49 or Ke66. Wet set the lot
Get it properly tested if I was you.
I thought the same. My garage is converted to a gym with some 18mm gym rubber and it's fine, it's actually took the chill off during the winter temps
Go with Uzin.
I'd be working as well if I was at the inlaws :(
You abroad then Daz or holiday as in 'time away from the office' ?
It's shite when you think about it really, you should just be able to switch off and relax but it never works like that unless you go somewhere...
Flotex
Haha, steady you'll give away bible secrets!! I had my laser for ages and didn't realise how quicker it is when dealing with wonky walls. Beats...
