went dominican for my honeymoon a few years back loved it, loads to do the ron keeps flowing stunning scenery and great food, but greece is my...
both mate, knees are knackered now so pick and choose what i want to fit mainly do shopwork now subby out the rest
was born into it mate but started weekends when i was around 10 or 11 with my dad (oddbod on here), but properly since 15 ish
blue marlin knives for me bit of weight to them although do like shark (especially the price), has anyone tried the green knife? [ATTACH]
no worries mate, do you have a floorwise distributor near you if so get the diamond gripper and run their hyper range, bit cheaper than cloud 9...
carrying rolls upon rolls of 130lb bagsof underlay up many many stairs, getting cut to buggery off longpin gripper (i did fall into a full box...
not enough of that kind of work nowadays, think it'll steadily decline over the next 10 years as most consumers have no clue what quality is
noworries mate, what prep products are you using now underlays/gripper etc...
as the title says lads, will be putting some cheap laminate down and a cheap bit of carpet on the stairs, going to start saving up and...
underfloor heating and your flooring
ps can take much higher temps than HT, HT addy's are just a get out jail free card for manufacturers and anhydrate screeds retain moisture better...
true but he did ask the best way, not the most likely.
best practice throw out your PU foam underlay samples and stick with heavy rubber waffle/sponge (100-130lb) for rooms, a good crumb i.e. treadmore...
like Balterio, kaindl do some nice designs and obviously QS but the rest of them you can keep although Matt mentioned one a while back can't...
1.5 tog is ideal, shame it's not being fitted on roma/heatflow underlay hate secondary backings straight on the deck lazy crapetsh**e staff
f46 when it's warm eco fix when colder hate epoxies, but they have their uses.
wouldn't suprise me mate, for similar pennies could have gone with mflor rather than spacia, looks miles better
i remember doing the advanced lvt last year and mark buggered off when we were getting practical, at least he left some freebies. Aren't...
because most customers don't know the difference between a professional installer and a DIY bodge, thank B&Q and Floors2Go for that.
stunning work mate but why the hell did they get spacia for the other area, like you said it looks cheap and nasty compared to real Amtico
