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I'm fitting parquet floor on concrete/cement floor, it is flat already so doesn't need a SLC. I'm not sure if there is an DPM underneath the concrete floor but it was built 30 years ago. I have no way of measuring the moisture levels either. I thought of applying a liquid DPM for good measure...

As per the title, what are the popular adhesives to fit parquet on concrete? Is Mapei ultrabond 955 any good? Few other options I saw are Lecol 5500 Laybond L16 Sika 5500 thanks.

Thanks, might come in handy as measurements are so tight with the new layout.

Thaks but I won't be touching the part inside the loft and it goes straight through the roof , so I assume above doesn't apply to the change I will be doing.

Thanks both, I'll go with option one and use bends. I am capable of doing this myself but am I allowed to? Does this involve building regs and stuff.

Is it ok to reroute an internal soil vent pipe? by doing so I can gain some much needed space in a cramped bathroom. Option1: Reroute the vent using two 45 degree bends to move it to a corner of the bathroom, vent goes through the roof so it will need another set of 45 degree bends to join back...

Thanks JohnW2 By allowed I meant the notifying part. But best to get an electrician in in this case. Thanks

As the title Assuming there is an earth cable in the existing wiring which is needed to fit LED GU10 units, am I allowed to DIY these myself or do I have to get an electrician to come over? It is straightforward enough to swap these, but I have no way of testing the work or the existing...

Thanks, that was my concern as well, prob best to get on with current one and try make it less of an eye sore.

Hi thanks for the reply, Owner wasn't sure but said it's probably been there for 30 years, and google earth says it's been there at least since 2000.

Hi All, We are seriously considering putting an offer to a house which come with an outdoor swimming pool, it currently has a football dugout type see through rigid plastic thing installed as the pool hall so it's not exactly an outdoor pool, it works similar to large greenhouse I think, It feel...

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I'm about to install Quick-Step 8mm laminate on my ground floor which is pretty even and solid after I levelled it out with 9mm ply. I already bought Vitrex premier wood laminate underlay boards 5mm from Screwfix , but after reading a bit on forums I can see some people recommend the 3mm heavy...

Do I need to use TurboGold ones which seem to have more grip ? double the price or just regular Goldscrew in your link will do?

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Hello, With advice from another thread I've decided to plywood the old floorboard before putting any LVP or laminate down, I was going to go with Vinyl but the so I've already bought 9mm plywood( 7 of them) so it's too late to back up from this project now, laminate or LVP I thought I'll just...

Thanks those above are 5mm and 3mm so guess not suitable? do you mean a thin foam underlay such as below? 2mm thick Diall Acoustic Polyolefin Foam Underlay 20m² | Underlay | Screwfix.com

I'm replacing carpet on my hallway and glue down vinyl on my kitchen with rigid core LVT which is 5mm thick (says suitable for commercial application on the site, not sure how true) Floorboards are regular wood floorboards which I assume won't be dead level when I take the carpet/vinyl off...

Thanks At the moment cables come from floorboard around the corner to the bottom of the socket box and they are in the open, and the new location of the socket will be much closer to where the cables are coming out so all wiring will be hidden by the boxing.

I should add this is in the kitchen