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Hello mattysupra and woodyoulike Many thanks for yor help / advice. I final got the floor down and the lounge finished. Please view my album for photos. //www.diynot.com/network/Mutley100/albums/ Thanks guys

Lounge floor

:D A Big thanks to all. Fantastic advice. Got finished December 23rd. Floor laid all edging trim fitted, new TV and wall unit all up and sorted in time for Christmas. Will take some photos and add them over the holiday period. The room looks FANTASTIC. I would certainly do it again...

:) What a GREAT man Many thanks for your help and advice. Got the underlay at the weekend and made a start. Bit slow and steady but i am not racing just want the best result i can :) :) :)

is this the sort of underlay i need? http://www.ncsflooring.co.uk/product_details_146.htm Thanks

Hello Thanks for your help What is a good type of under lay? Do you mean some thing like, what the instructions say of 2mm cork or similar? And were from? Do good builder merchants sell pvac? I want to try and get this done this week end. Another few questions for you, but wow you...

Hello mattysupra Did not get in till late today. Ok have opened box, yes includes instructions. It does say lay the boards floating :) They say leave gap of 10mm round the all edges, lay the boards perpendicular to the old baords, use PVAC glue (is this supposed to read PVA ?) in the...

Hello. Thanks for starting the thread. A few answers for you. The engineered wood floor is size of 15mm thick x 120mm wide x 1820mm long. When purchased I was told either nail or glue (no one mentioned float) Purchased from Floors2Go :oops: I have got a full marble fireplace with a lip...

Hello mattysupra. Please excuse the approach, but I am nearly ready to fit a Engineered wood flooring. Part of it covers existing floor board and one area covers 10ft x 10ft on concrete floor. I have been told to nail it at an angle through the toungue by some people other have told me to glue...

This looks to me like its a combination of old filler and grout. Personally I would strip it all out and start again. The best stuff to use is Silicone sealant for use on window frames.