An str is about the most versatile one I know of, and are not fortunes. I rub up latex with it, and today I have been taking the top off some...
Is it just for removal/grinding ? or do you want it for rubbing up latex etc too
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Did you look at the pictures ? I`m not sure what self level you use, which will stick to de-bonded, sandy, failed concrete screed, but we don`t...
Most sites now require you to have a skilled worker card, which requires an nvq. There is a bit more to it, than just doing the h&s test now. If...
Thanks mate. Turned out to be a real easy one in the end, with a new concrete slab
Job done, don`t often see them all finished [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
If your working with old gear, give it a miss.....
Are you working to a program
Are the modules new ? not old bent and twisted ones ? If new who supplied them ? can`t you get the epoxy off of them too ? I`ve taken on a lot...
Is that 600 square metres, @ 150mm height ? Thats a fair bit to take on, if you have not done this before. Is the client supplying jacks, and floor ?
Is that install only, or supply & fit ?
Yes, get that crustyness off. Whats going over the top ?
As others have said, it looks like the top layer has 'cooked' and it will be hard to remove, but an Str should do it. You can get diamonds for...
I remember them, I used to fit loads of Wicanders. Same as you always had problems with them lipping, and moving. There adhesive was total shite
Nightmare, forget it. They are the worst to get off the floor. Uplift & relay ? really ?
Thats handy mate. Most of the things I want off e-bay are far away.
Where is it ????
I think it depends on site conditions. I laid some Bond this morning, and it was dry in about 90 mins. We fitted on in after a few hours. Ive also...
Most 9" x 9" inch tiles, contain a tiny %, and the adhesive can also contain a tiny %. They always break up, as you lift them.
