Will need plying out first. Can’t you just ply it?
I’m guessing that floors floated NOT FIXED so levelling compound probably not the best idea. You may get away with a thin coat of NA
Well you defiantly can’t fit lvt over that if it’s floating. If the nails have damaged the subfloor it will effectively be a damaged dpm too. It’s...
Looks like it’s come apart. Maybe not locked in the right way on installation. Maybe moisture underneath and ufh too high. Or a unlevel floor....
How are the boards fixed to the floor?
Yeah. I think the big obvious sign is that slab of concrete that’s pasted with bitumen. We see a lot of old houses with suspended floorboards and...
Are the floorboards flat or cupped/showing ridges
I don’t Think LvT Over that timber is a good idea. Remove it and seal the bitumen and then build back up. Take a moisture reading of the...
That’s defo bitumen
Jeeez alot of work gone into that. Who would of known. Good job mate
Great. I can ask then why 1200 stinks of eggs
What even is it? o_O
It really is mad people don’t use a don but a lot of firms don’t believe it’s needed as they often get away with doing it wrong. I have a lot of...
I could do this Daz. I don’t really use fball much or grind many floors but would like to see how fball run the courses
Yeah 12 degree is 2 degree off glue not working at all!
Well at least it won’t frazzle your floor. But you will never heat a room with this type of system. You can’t really feel much warmth on a floor...
It’s coming up pretty quick. Sounds like it will need replacing.
You could go over it if needed. Clic is more expensive and you need to remove the skirting or have beading so still going to cost you. May be...
I don’t think you will notice it after a few weeks. Floors change colour over time too. It’s a personal choice on colour. Not the worse I’ve seen...
You should have some form of gap for a timber floor. Common sense
