Recent content by gordonc1960

The update is that my neighbour has now agreed to have decent underlay and carpets laid on top of his floor. That should kill most of the impact noise, although it will cost me a couple of grand.

Why not take the bull by the horns and contact the manufacturer. Here is a link to their contact details; let them do the work for you. 8) http://www.quick-step.com/europe/uk/en/contact.aspx

Hi John, I'm not sure how he would take to losing his wooden floor although carpets could be the ultimate answer, I suppose, but it is a very large flat. Can you explain what you mean by 'floating'floor'. The wood is straight onto the chipboard and apaprently under that, it is a floating...

First post, so bear with me. :oops: I live in a 3 bedroom flat in Glasgow. It is timber framed and four years old. The flat above (as well as ours) has chipboard flooring in the lounge and hall with a lacquered oak wooden floor 'secret nailed' straight onto the chipboard. This 'extra' was...