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Yes, I think that might be the best option, I'll have a look at getting an oscillating saw, looks like a useful bit of kit 8) It's taking about 5 minutes per parquet block to remove at the moment :shock: even with my SDS & flat blade. I'm wondering if a big breaker with wide blade...

Two questions: I am removing (with difficulty) the parquet flooring in lounge but leaving it in the hallway, am trying to work out how to cut the 28mm floor in a neat line at the threshold :?: The parquet is proving to be a right sod to get up as it's bonded to the concrete with modern...

You need to get some primer filler, perhaps a cellulose putty & build up the level, rub down with very fine wet & dry to get a smooth surface. Then a aerosol spray to match, finish by gently polishing with T cut.

Well it seems it was done by a local builder in 1998, they say nobody ever mentioned building control so they never bothered. It looks well done & the stairs are full sized & appear to meet current requirements.

Thanks, yes I've asked the agent to try & get an answer to why they didn't go through planning. Who would you suggest as best person to approach re identifying if the works are up th standard :?:

Just looked at a bungalow where the owners have converted loft area into two rooms & installed a proper staircase, one of the rooms they are using as an office & the other as a bedroom, this one has an en suite shower room. The agent has said that they did all this without going through...