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screed smells better :D (but in this case I think asphalt is the chap we need!)

Well knowing the quality of their fitting..... ....I would say it needs trimming ....Oh and Nick - "put them on notice" that you will be expecting a replacement if the ripples do not go away within 7 days!!!!!!!!!!!

trouble is Daz - we don't know if there are any :?

If there are no grout lines..... i.e. the floor is smooth consider sheet vinyl If there are grout lines these will show through! What about a large rug?

You are trying to "over rule" nature here! Wooden surfaces gain a patina over time

Once again - :oops: ..........In my defence I am retired now :cry:

who fitted it? you? or a pro? if a pro it is still under guarantee ring them up! If you then more info needed and ideally some photos

There is a severe lack of info in your post..... so - the existing ceramic tiles, are they only cracked? are there bits missing? more importantly is there a noticeable grout line that is lower than the height of the tile? next - vinyl tiles - do you mean "self-adhesive" or LVT (karndean...

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...think he should have said "asphalt" same stuff as roads! Yes that would be an option - for a while all houses had a layer Bloody stinks for a few days though! Edit - As its an older house (very much!) this may well be a very good option - it will level and damp proof all at once. I...

OK lets start again.... how old is the house and in particular the room (is it a new extension) Why do you think it has no DPC? Have you taken moisture readings? I was questioning you wanting to put chipboard down All laminate floors need an underlay which will help level slight...

Why??????????? this is NOT necessary :? you mention limited head height and then in the next breath add an extra inch to the thickness of your floor :shock: wooden floors will add that inch anyway

Well at least you have asked a question now........ .................if you clean it (good luck) it will only get dirty again! .............its called "character"

OK - I am old enough (lucky enough?) to have lived in over 14 different properties...... none had a floor that a spirit level liked..... For any flooring to be successful it needs to be smooth and certainly not up and down(hopefully you understand that) A smooth floor "out of level" does...

So you actually have neighbours.......... have you "considered" their feelings?

Don`t worry - "deludedaussie" will be along soon ...............advice you can really trust :?

A better fitting loft access panel?????

Whilst wooden floors are not my expertise..... ...if your floor was "bought and fitted" from a supplier, in other words you walked into a shop picked a floor and they supplied and fitted it for you, then I suggest you complain (your within 12months!). The fitter or the shop should have...

so fit your floor then :wink: out of level puts you in exactly the same position as 99% of us! ....out of level but smooth = :D .....lumps and bumps = :cry:

What do you mean by "variance" Do you mean it is smooth but not level? or do you mean there are noticeable lumps and bumps was the ply in one piece or several, if several..... Is the "variance" where the ply sheets join? ....if so that is usually because you joined the ply on a...