Recent content by Laura_Edinburgh

Just to close down the thread (and because I hate when people ask questions and then don't share what solution they went with:D), I used a 6mm thick, 95mm deep UPVC cloaking profile (form Wickes) as a threshold (still needs siliconing where it meets the door). Not sure how durable it will be, as...

Thank you both! Swwils: I was going to lay the floor in this direction, as this is how I laid it in all the other rooms, and I am using the same flooring throughout the flat, so I thought it might not look right if it runs in a different direction in this one room. The whole room is basically...

Hello there, I am planning on laying laminate floor in the conservatory. I have a roughly 240 cm wide section where the new floor will meet the UPVC sill/trim of the sliding doors (that lead from the living room to the conservatory). The new floor and the trim will be the same level, but the...

Thanks for the advice! I tried the steaming method this morning, and the damage is even worse (as per picture below) - I guess I'll just try to remove the remaining tiles as best as I can, and then repair the damage, if there's no other way... I think it's too deep now for filler, might have to...

Hi there, I am removing kitchen wall tiles that were fitted in the 80's, but no matter how careful I am, a little bit of wall comes off with the tile adhesive. I don't know what type of adhesive they used, but it's white and hard as cement (maybe it is cement?). Is there any way to remove the...