Full agreement with Matt, and LatexPlan Trade is cheap also.
ha ha ha :lol: bring on Eastlands, Etihad stadium my backside
Sorry misunderstood, but we don't sell any ''cheap offer'' floors only 1st's, supplying junckers, bausen, kahrs, quickstep, haro, kersaint cobb....
shame LPG isn't standard on vans these days saves a lot of cash
if heavy things are being dragged over floor wouldn't ply need to bee 12mm + for dimensional stability?
6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 Did I take it too far?
yeah a wolff floor stripper costs around £4000 :shock: :o
not a lover of Transits then?
roll around the day when only qualified VAT registered flooring contractors can do this work like electricians and plumbers.
we generally dont do fit only jobs, 99% of the time is a supply and fit, then at least we know what the product is, how it's been kept this is the...
always the same when someone wants a matwell, putting one in always weakens the joints quickstep do a decent one which is surface mounted.
in that case would recommend enginnered board such as kahrs/ haro using heavy rubber underlay or even tuplex.
best practise to dig up subfloor new concrete, screed and dpm. pain in the backside though, i've got one similar worst concreting i've ever seen...
they need to be fitted 'random' or the joints lose their integrity should be staggered by at least 30cm and no joins should match for at least...
i always sort the sub-floor prior to fitting and if using underlay i would anyway.
it's pointless costs almost the same as doing a glue down
it's fine for diy'ers but isn't good enough for a professional job in my experience, used it once never again, for me I have to glue direct to...
