Well it’s defo too tight so removing that piece would be at good start
Ardex, Mapie and Wakol for us. Bit of Tilemaster Ardex for me is miles ahead of everyone else
I would say you still need some sort of expansion gap with Impervia as it’s a floated floor. It’s also very hard to clic in without a gap to work...
And yes the Impervia in that conservatory is perfect. It’s insanely hot in there too. SW facing and glass all over. The Amtico spacia had totally...
Impervia is fine with heat and UV. It won’t change colour or expand as long as you have expansion. You will need to remove skirting or have some...
Just blinds will help lol
Thats true :confused:
I love how every few planks looks exactly the same! Manufacturers please improve the pattern repeat.
What about the Ardex one that’s used for garage floors k301 I think
Yeah looks like moisture from the top that’s trapped in the joins. Or a damp concrete floor beneath
Good luck getting them. I can’t even get a self employed fitter to give me these lol Your better off setting your own rates
No. It’s gotta come up. The subfloor is likely miles out of level and they haven’t allowed enough smoothing compound.
Try eBay. Can you pinch a bit from somewhere? Under a machine or in a cupboard maybe?
In think the going rate depends on the job site and the detail involved.
If the chipboards been done well I don’t see the need for ply. It will give a bit of added protection against the chipboard joins moving and...
Is the chipboard screwed/fixed down or floated? Putting sp101 beneath clic is a bit over the top But a good quality ply would improve the...
Yeah agree on most subfloor, especially old existing or stand new screeds. But these new screeds are being sold on the basis they are rapid curing...
I don’t think a floor layer should be a expert in the drying times of a manufacturers screed. Hygrometers tests don’t work on all screed types but...
You can scratch vinyl with a hoover. Sweep it’s first. Vacuum the dust
