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Could you explain the slip rating system for marmoleum flooring? Any information on this and how I can evaluate the slip rating of a given flooring product would be helpful.
Hello, What underlay is good/the best for bedroom provided it is wood floorboards floor, carpet is 12.5mm thick and dense (it has already have that soft and spongy feeling)? Current gap between the floorboards and the door bottom part is about 22mm. There will be some quite heavy furniture (up to 120kg) on small legs, so would be nice to avoid permanent furniture indentation marks, if possible. Thanks!
Dog has damaged a section of wooden floorboard style laminate floor. Is it possible to just replace a small section without it looking obvious?
Is an underlay a necessity if I want to have a vinyl floor installed in my living room?
Will a stair runner make my stairs look wider or narrower compared to carpeting?
I just bought a house and it has cork floor tiles glued down onto the flooring. I've tried scraping them up but they just break into pieces. Is there an easier way to do it? I was advised to use a heat gun but I'm worried the tiles might catch on fire. How much could i expect to pay to hire someone to remove the tiles for me? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I have measured the separate areas for my hallway, stairs and landing carpet. But not sure how to combine the three to get the total length of carpet I require! Can someone explain how to go about measuring carpet?
Hi, can the click lvt herringbone be fitted with a boarder?
I got herringbone laminate flooring laid about six months ago on a concrete subfloor with polystyrene bubble underlay. I need to get the creeking sound fixed that I was told would settle by time but it hasn't settled at all. It was leveled as much as possible before laying it down. I don't know if it could be the underlay being too thin or the type of the underlay as it has good reviews online designed for uneven subfloor. Can this be fixed without damaging the laminate flooring?
I have a hardboard floor in my kitchen and living room which have cork tiles fitted to them. I’m told they were glued down. Is there any specific method to lift off these tiles and remove them? We don’t want to leave the layers beneath damaged or with any major glue residue of we can help it.
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