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Bought them yesterday - They were indeed (very) heavy. They were in original duralay package. The cost was £55 per 15m2 - Cheap. Thanks for your time and help. :)

It seems like the only difference between DIY and PRO is the size, everything else is same. But they sell DIY (10m2) for £34 and PRO (15m2) for £58. Looks like buying DIY one is even cheaper than PRO.

Thank you very much.

Hi, They are expensive than I thought. Can I ask you a quick (last) question. Is this same underlay in terms of quality. The price looks ok. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TIMBERMATE-EXCEL-UNDERLAY-DURALAY-15-Sq-m-FOR-LAMINATE-WOOD-FLOORING/274348912957? Thank you.

Ah ok, thank you. Lot to learn! :)

Sure. I bought them from screwfix (guess it was also duralay timbermater, but sold as woodtex) when we did our ground floor. Guess each weighs around 20kg

Thank you, just found their website. I will call them tomorrow for the price - It'll be worth a drive if they are cheaper as I need around 60-70m2.

It looks like the one sold by screwfix is actually Duralay Timbermate excel, but in the name of Woodtex

Its indeed very expensive. I'm in Brentwood, Essex.

Thanks for that. We've carpet in first floor now and yes - we do hear lot of noise in ground floor. Is timbermate excel is acoustic? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Duralay-Timbermate-Excel-Laminate-Underlay/dp/B00CL9EI0G/

Hi, Did you mean this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/Duralay-Timbermate-Excel-Laminate-Underlay/dp/B00IXLN7GW

Hi We are going to fit laminate flooring in our first floor and we would like to go with one of this underlay. Any recommendations please. https://www.screwfix.com/p/duralay-premier-wood-laminate-flooring-underlay-3mm-10m/48485 OR...

Hi Daniel Yes, its a Vaillant Combi boiler. Opening the hot water tap (for example, in bath) is actually somehow sending air to central heating pipes which makes the air (running through the pipe) noise

Any suggestions, please.

He has fit non-return valves in dishwasher and washing machine and installed another one in domestic hot water pipe which is closer to the boiler, but it didnt solve the problem

We had WAU (in ground floor) for central heating and 23kw Vaillant in loft for hot water. We basically removed WAU and replaced 23 kw boiler (used for hot water) with 43 kw by reconnecting existing domestic hot water pipes + installed brand new central heating pipes from the new boiler to all...

Hi Earlier I had opened a thread about a noise in my central heating pipes and I got handful of suggestions - please see this thread: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/central-heating-pipe-noise.518419/page-2#post-4323703 Its looks like we have now narrowed down the problem, but we don't know...

Hi So, we have done the bleeding process and switched on the heating, it was quiet for a moment and then - it happened. As soon as we used the water tap (yet to identify which one caused the problem - hot or cold tap), the central heating pipes are started with the air noise. Somehow opening...

Thank you so much.

Thanks again. I got it now - but one last question ( hopefully) Where does this one go. https://www.toolstation.com/rigid-radiator-valve-extension/p86447