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So if I just keep the window open and let the room ventilate, the problem will go away?

I have just discovered I have a damp problem. Moved the wardrobe from the corner of the spare room and found this.. http://media.diynot.com/100000_99051_13130_76510011_thumb.jpg http://media.diynot.com/100000_99051_13131_49335454_thumb.jpg...

It all depends on what type of floorcovering your installing. there are a few options. first if ply out the wooden floor, and then screed the concrete up to the ply. 2nd is use a product like jumpax [urlhttp://www.jumpax.net/[/url] it can go straight over the wood and concrete floor and creates...

Take up the old flooring. it is not a hard task, and your just being lazy if you dont :P

it doesnt work like that, the pile of the carpet will be running the wrong direction. if it is just one straight stair run, with no landing or hall and with 12 stairs then you will require 1.5 x 4m width. you then cut down the length of the carpet to create 4 pieces of carpet all at (width of...

maybe? which pic? why is that wrong? and if it is, why is it wrong? last time I let a carpet fitter loose with my plumbing! lol

connected the taps before the bath was secured in place. had a fair bit of movement with the flex's, so could get behind the bath to connect them, then secure the bath in place afterwards :wink:

Yeah saved a bucket load, sourced my rad and shower from online, got the best price for both, must of looked on 10 websites before I got my shower the cheapest. and the cost of the plasterboarding and tiling labour were nil, and Im a floorer so the flooring was next to nothing. I had never...

I am a carpet fitter by trade, but thought i'd have a go and see how I get on with my bathroom. I had never done tiling before, but lent a mates tools and off I went..

Yes go over it, it will be fine :)

[/url] Those pergo trims are not going to work, they are not 40mm wide like stated above. Rip it up, buy another pack of laminate and do it properly. its just one cut on each row of boards. it would take you 2 hours, and look alot better!

yeah scrap that last post, obviously i didnt read it properly. aslong as youve got the majority of it up, you can just use tile adhesive over it

depends what your putting down ontop of the floor. if its carpet, or carpet tiles, you could get away with just going over it with adhesive, if its not too bad. If you using another vynal, then you need to have it screeded like stated above