Check that floor is dry or your vinyl floor will rot it
No good for lvt
Dpm first. On to the concrete(as long as it’s clean) Mapie do epoxy dpm
The screed supplier should be doing the grinding. Unfortunately most general builders don’t have the knowledge to enforce them to do it. They also...
We don’t really use cushion floor because of this. Most my customers complain it rips if they want to pull machines out. Fully bonding it will help
Ply and screed usually stops the floor making a noise. Unless it’s been stapled down instead of using coil nails or screws. As others have pointed...
I thought it would be 2000s but ke66 should work too can’t go wrong with Uzin adhesive
Or get a plunge saw and set it to the depth of the engineered wood. Make cuts across the whole floor. Small the better. Then a breaker and chisel...
If it’s engineered stuck down and dry it would be fine. If there’s any damp under the floor it will eventually rot if you cover it with vinyl
The man wants cheap. Sp101 pretty cheap there too
Carpet and flooring or trade choice carpet and flooring I think they are called now
Ply over it
Florco Dj hann Mercado
New meaning to word hot pants
We’ve been fitting one from colour flooring. Pretty good stuff. Needs to be stuck down really tho I think. Treated like a wood floor
It’s a self levelling compound. It’s cement based
10mm herringbone will likely have to be stuck down Unless the manufacturer says you can float it
Nice one. Will check it out ;)
What’s this spinning head talk? Am I missing something
Yeah gotta hoover up. Can’t leave a mess. Unless it’s a horror job or a Friday afternoon. or my lovely customer offers to do it for us lol
