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I'm with you there. I thought it sounded odd. I guess you mean the wood (parquet) blocks. As you said before. This is Good News and I can understand it. Any idea on the 'correct flexible flooring adhesive'? Who should I call - Ball's for instance? Again Good News which I understand...

As mentioned previously, ripping up the parquet is not an option (in this case). We have just spent over £5k refurbishing the kitchen units which stand ON the parquet flooring. At the extremes of possibilities I think I have the option of 1. Do nothing and 2. Replace the kitchen units (or remove...

Thanks Matt - continue on other thread.

Yes there are Andy, and you can pay £100's if not £1000's on it! The wax will give the paintwork protection and depending on it's condition, a depth of shine. Make sure the paintwork is tip-top before you bother to wax it. These guys have a good range and most are available in Halfrauds...

We need to lay vinyl flooring in our kitchen+diner and utility room (next to the kitchen). The kitchen and utility room have just had a make-over of new worktops, doors, drawers etc. and the current flooring just does not go now. The kitchen has parquet tiles over quarry tiles/concrete which I...

I need new floor covering for our kitchen+diner and utility room off the kitchen. The kitchen and utility room have just had a make-over by Kitchen Restoration Co (new worktops, doors, drawers etc.). The kitchen has parquet tiles over quarry tiles/concrete which I laid 30 yrs ago. The dining...