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It won’t come off if you use it correctly . Used it loads over the last few years. Make some no loose bits on the screed. Prime it as well so better bond.

Take the top row of bricks out

4mm !!!! That does not meet British standards. Has to be 6mm minimum now. If he can’t use the right plywood bet he can’t screed

Was the chipboard all level ? We tend to find chipboard is level as it’s new. So then we go 6mm ply and feather finish. How did he screed the floor? With a trowel or a pin leveller.

Hard one as it will depend on the sub floor and heights of each room to how level you can get the floor. Did he price to level the floor or smooth it.

Order 5.2m x 5m

Is there bricks under that Dpm

No expansion needed mate. No drop on the trim though. Thats an end trim not a nosing. Yes do 45s on the bullnose. Like a 50p.

9mm decent plywood , SP101 or lionvest or FG1

Is it screed under it or plywood ?

Warm them up with a hairdresser the use a knife to get a corner up. Hopefully the glue strength is less then the screed strength so the scredd stays down.

But if gluing ig all down you should get way with the 1st.

Cant use the 1st one. Thats for glue down. You need an expansion gap. Need the 2nd one. Look on stairs rods website. https://stairrods.co.uk/ali-top-nose

What type of lvt are you using ? Click or dryback ( gluedown )

Use a mallet to knock the trim down before you fit it.

Yes mate ive gone over floors like that liads of times with na

Get a 5mm coat of ardex na on it. Does the sub floor have a DPM under it ?

Micro gap ? Where is the gap. Is the laminate under the skirting ?

Ardex na or similar Ardex DPM1c or Fball F77 Ardex na again Polysafe

So start with the screed. That went down with a visqueen Dpm under it What date was that done ? The the UFH on top direct ?