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Does one have an advantage over the other? Any installation tips? What benefit would I get by laying 22mm rather than 18mm? Cheers!

Hi, I've just converted seperate kitchen & dining rooms into one large kitchen/dining room. The building work is complete and so is the plastering, plumbing and electrics. Before I can go any further I need to make a decision on the floor. I'd originally planned to concrete it and tile it...

Thank you everyone for your help here. I'm clearer about how to begin my project now. I promise I won't assume. It makes an ASS of U and ME so I was told as an apprentice many years ago.

Than you freddy. Yes, the stairs and hall up to the first floor are seperated from the Dining Room/Kitchen and Living Room by walls/doors. It's an almost square detched house and I know that the joists run inline with the wall I want to remove in the opposite half of the house. I'm guessing...

Thank you for your advice DevilDamo and freddy. It's much appreciated, trust me! DevilDamo, who are the LA? freddy, I am proposing to brick up an unused external door from the kitchen to the side of the house so that I can have a horse-shoe shaped kitchen. We have, in the last half hour...

A professional builder will be carrying out the work thanks noseall. We'll be having another alteration done in the same kitchen. Removing a brick wall from between the kitchen and dining room and reducing the size of the kitchen window. My understanding of it now is that none of this requires...

Thank you for your advice noseall and DevilDamo. The house is not a listed building. It's about 14 years old and I'm hoping the builder will be able to get a good match of brick. What is meant by u-values please DevilDamo?

My house is detched. The kitchen has an external doorway which leads to the side of the house. I want to brick up the doorway. Do I need planning permission to do this? Thanks for any advice.