*if
I'd say it'll sink in the soft areas and the rest will crack of its been over watered... No good putting another coat over it. The floor will be...
Too much water
*whole screed
Dry time a few hrs yes if at a standard coat ie.3-4mm but the deeper you lay it then it will take longer to dry out. Anything over 20mm with that...
If they have been screwed and plugged then I'd imagine it would alot more difficult but just chop the screws with the multi tool.
Yeah Multi tool is long, jam saw would be alot quicker. They should come off though with some wiggle if its 6mm(ish) buried. I've done a few...
Haha I'm like a hoarder mate, I've got a 3yr old tub of f44 but don't want to throw it away :D I hate waste :(
:D I don't want to have to start doing that again, nails are getting more expensive these days
Quite a lot of low stock including the ardex, may have to go back to f44 for abit o_O
Which one would recommend mate? Want something similar ways to the ke49. The F49 you stand to get alot of waste dont you?
*fitter is telling
So Uzin are struggling to source one of the ingredients for the Ke49 I've been told. I'm on my last 2 buckets :rolleyes: Apart from their ke66,...
Bite the bullet and get a pro in. You took on a big challenge for your first go! Did you use (or know about) a spikey roller? What screed did...
Absolute gash, did 1 and won't do another again. I found it time consuming, well underpriced myself
Yes definitely is strange but you do get some that think if the floor is flat enough then there is no need for underlay o_O
Just personal choice to be honest, 8mm mainly for the denser stuff and loops then 10mm with the twists/saxonys. Have several rolls of the super...
All I use these now is the Conn 8 or 10mm Cosi or carpenter for the cheapy stuff
Why wasn't there any underlay purchased with the laminate?
Need clearer detailed pictures than that. Doesn't really show you anything. Close ups of the gaps
