sorry mate3 i was reading the post above about amtico had that in my head when i posted :roll:
bal also state with their grouts minimum groutline of 3mm unless use epoxy which can go really thin, otherwise you'll get cracking and crumbling...
any little niggles we've ever had never had a proper problem with quickstep, were sorted straight away they're one of the best manufacturers i've...
telling fitters to bodge it :shock: when a customer pays for this kind of work they rightly expect it to be perfect.
It's just overpriced s##t, don't sell it anymore too many complaints, sticking with polyflor and project floors. Running chene and floor too yet...
Craptastic :D what's wrong with these morons, just print nail down or full stick on the instructions would save tons of replacements for fitting...
looking good mate, since i stopped fitting with dodgy knees the others been in the trade nearly 30 years no formal training, when we get that...
got price list e-mailed to me no questions asked, possibly got a job lined up for a decent amount roughly 2 full rolls, bit pricey though.
did you get price on this, have you used it yet? got my sample book coming soon just checking what you thought of it.
aren't Uzin part of Gerflor now? if they are i'd guess they'd kill 2 birds with one stone
same as you Matt started prepping when i was 8 ish fitting at 10, some of the customers looked surprised when a 14 year old was fitting out their...
Matt should know, well unless you don't speak :lol:
That's a new one to me never had any problems with Quickstep in the past, there's only 2 other laminates i've not had problems with Elesgo and...
most of the polyflor ones are decent, project floors have a cracking range and fit lovelly
It's in our T&C's which we get customer to sign prior to arranging a fitting date, always works we charge min fit for screwing us around, if it's...
For that amount of stock you thought of using Balta, Furlongs and Timzo direct for roll stock?
I did the karndean one years ago, along with the polyflor and amtico one, I wasn't paying :lol: the polyflor was the cheaper and better of these...
The whole family is full of one now, including my little ones, poor buggers but we just keep plugging away, could do with a few days off though ;)
we're ticking over just, but customers seem to be buying rubbish at the moment so no profit :cry:
not a bad guide but you can't use surface dpm over ufh, this is stated on all dpm system specs, although i do believe you can use a damp proof slurry.
