Hmm I'm pretty sure. There is only one door and that is at the other end of the room to the end of the kitchen where the biggest bounce is. There seemed to be a comfortAble gap where the pipes are. There seems to be a bit in one part that is higher than others which doesn't make sense given the SLC!
Cost of re-laying laminate floor
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did he work the the compound flat??
it will not level without help
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I take that back. The raised bit is definitely because the concrete is not level. See photo. How difficult will this be to rectify? We are probably talking about a metre squared about a meter into the room.
The bouncy edge under the plinth is a separate issue. Again probably because the floor isn't level at this edge either. At end of tether.
The bouncy edge under the plinth is a separate issue. Again probably because the floor isn't level at this edge either. At end of tether.
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