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Oh alright.........lucky guess eh?

Carole King?

Clue - He's always indoors. TV.

Bring me the head of Alfredo Garcia?

Bring me the Head of Pancho Villa?

I don't know the particular laminate you have but you can get tapping blocks specifically for laminate. Some laminates have their own fitting kits - you should not be using a bodgit system to fit the flooring. You're right - masking tape won't be enough to protect the boards.

Because it's a solution to a problem and with a little patience there wouldn't actually be a problem. I think it's really intended for a sub floor that has inherent damp but can be used in your circumstances. If you do use it make sure the builder does so within its limitations.

Yes that is the product I used together with the two screeds mentioned.

No never had any reported problems and he was the sort who would have been back on to me had there been!

No they don't but if you look on their website www.karndean.co.uk you should be able to pick yours out - providing they still stock them.

Yes.

The Laughing Policeman?

No.

In the past I have carried out the task you/your builder is looking to do. A conservatory floor had been down for a little over two weeks and I applied a coat of acrylic screed, two coats of dpm and a final coat of water based screed. This was using products from F.Ball but I rang their...

If the Karndean has been put down correctly then it's very doubtful you will be able to re-use it after lifting as this will distort the planks out of shape. Karndean machining is fairly consistent and you should be able to replace any planks with new ones.

Clue - This building's not going to last for long.

Fighting Mad?

The Green Room?

Yeah........the TV Times!!!!!! :lol: :lol:

Perhaps PBoD has gone off with cmother.....maybe we'll never know the answer!!!!