has anyone looked into whether this product could be used beneath a wood floor? looks stable enough and would help sort the age old problem of...
the quality of hardboard isn't much better, lots of very unstable sheets on the market at the minute warping like buggery. Plus as you need oil...
Q = Which overlay should i use? Plywood or Hardboard ? A = Plywood is the most stable of the two products. It is also sutible to be glued to....
Balls will be recommended also mate. But at least with Mflor you can decide for yourself what to use. Like i say, my prefered so far is Mapei....
Yes Mapei is what i have been sticking the Mflor down with. I have discussed with Mflor about adhesive recommendations and Mapei will be one of...
don't wet it they're muc more unstable than ply, plus you can't bond directly to hardboard.
have you tried mflor with mapei? or should i use balls stuff?
plus it's not really that much cheaper to buy, and i was always told when pinning it down it was 20-30mm on centre around the perimeter and board :?
i use what the manufacturer recommends, at least if there's a problem you can blame them :D
yeah but they're selling at normal price between £600-£700ish, I could buy one from floorwise or headlam at those prices.
anyone know of one or something similar quality being sold on the cheap? My last one got nicked and i've been using a FBall hygrobox and crappy...
I managed to throw my invisiseamer in a skip :shock: and didn't realise until i got home, sadly it'd been picked up 10 mins after i left :cry:
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I know 10-12cm ban the buggers from ever selling flooring, plus joining a stretch fit carpet with double sided tape are they barking? :x
project floors are made in germany karndeans old factory i was told, they've also got some of karndeans old colours.
