Too much heat
- Thread starter m0t
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You can get reflective film. It might also make the glass a bit more difficult for a burglar to break. it has a slight silvery appearance.
But I would be wondering if the floor was laid correctly, with expansion caps round the edges.
But I would be wondering if the floor was laid correctly, with expansion caps round the edges.
I laid it myself and there are the proper expansion gaps.
The planks went completely soft and were very hot
I've not heard of that happening before - perhaps call the Mfr's tech dept. They will probably want pics, the adhesive type, and wrapping # details.
Thing is, there's more and more glass being used in residential walls (& roofs).
Sunlight on "varnish" etc. & hardwood has been a forever problem - traditionally "solved" by re-sanding and finishing.
Thing is, there's more and more glass being used in residential walls (& roofs).
Sunlight on "varnish" etc. & hardwood has been a forever problem - traditionally "solved" by re-sanding and finishing.
Not massively dark, it's this one http://www.flooringsupplies.co.uk/vinyl/16482/karndean_palio_clic_crespina_cp4505_vinyl_flooring
It's a loose lay product so not stuck down
It's a loose lay product so not stuck down
Very easily, just make sure the floor is level
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