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no1catman
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Have you had any of this laid in recent times? Was it laid over floorboards? Or was it over-laid on what was there already?
Expected to have the tiles taken up, but looks like that is not the case. Don't want to look for problems - but in a weird way nice to know that the floorboards were still in good nick!!
Expected to have the tiles taken up, but looks like that is not the case. Don't want to look for problems - but in a weird way nice to know that the floorboards were still in good nick!!
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Had this laid in two rooms of late & both on wooden floors, these were covered with a decent ply first to give a flat surface.0
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Putting it straight onto proper, especially old gappy, floorboards is asking for problems, it really needs to be on top of a fairly smooth surface.0
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Putting it straight onto proper, especially old gappy, floorboards is asking for problems, it really needs to be on top of a fairly smooth surface.
Yes, I can understand the potential problems - but wouldn't an underlay solve that?I used to work for Tesco - now retired - speciality Clubcard0
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