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Cheers mate thats really nice i was going to sign off these forums today but having spoke to someone like yourself i,ll stick with it, there are a lot of people on here asking for help and i can prob offer quite a bit, i was right was i about it being asphalt only reason is i remember coming...

I don,t see the point of it really and i shouldn,t even answer the stupid post,s/

Haha nice one vinn mate yeah i,ll stand my ground someone was trying to get me to bite the fact that i,ve been in the army reserve,s for 20 year,s REME just a few comments, i don,t take that lightly as i,ve lost a few friend,s over the year,s. Andy.

It is an amazing place there,s also people as thick as wood.

What is wrong with you, tool makers dont all work in tool rooms i worked for a small company just so happened i work mostly on tool press,s your talking about big concern,s like british leyland and the like,s from your generation thought you would be intelligent after all you have qualification,s.

OH you,re back i did miss you, maybe catering but not REME.

Shall i mention thermal stores again i,m missing all my new friends comments.

Nicely said vinn i,ve just joined on here recently and a plumbing forum and some of the replys to people and myself are not called for i,d like them to say it to my face there,s no need for it, so called tradespeople as well. Andy.

Its prob some sort of oil in the paint you might be better off buying some new paint. Andy.

Crap

Best thing is to put plasterboard over the plywood then tile onto that it will stick alot better its the best substrate to tile to. Andy.

You don,t have to do a trade for a set number of years to have a natural skill there,s quite alot of so called trade,s people who have limited skill,s like i said my original trade is toolmaker i,m 51 not some kid with a few tools plus some tradsmen are real cowboys having paper,s dosn,t make...

Looks like torus to me how old is the house, thing is most wood yards can only cut certain profiles as some of the old machines didn,t fit health and safety regs.

It was actually limited knowledge of thermal stores.

Not that sort of partner !! oh do you mean thats all i can do, basic stuff ok, I,m a timed served toolmaker by trade, and 20 years in the specialist army reserve as a REME mechanic and a armourer to boot.

Haha thanks puller are you the one that gave me a hard time about the TS/HB ? no i,m not a carpet fitter at all i,ve in the plumbing game for about 11 years alot of my work was on lead as its in a lot of terraced house,s up here in burnley, the info on the flooring is from my partner in crime as...

If its not dry after 5 days there,s someting wrong?

If wood flooring is the choice to use engineered flooring is the best as it works well with floor temperature changes, 27c max, the more dense and thinner the better, softer and less dense could act as a insulation blocker, you can use any laminate its synthetic scratch resistant easy to lay...

You could fasten a 2x1 battern on the wall under the top and bottom shelf then just screw threw the sides into the battern then just paint the battern same colour as shelf. Andy.

Hi there 5 days seems too long for paint to dry, me personally would take the paint off and do it again with some new paint, you can always get a roll of the sticky carpet protector so not to ruin the carpet, screwfix or B&Q sells it hope this helps. Andy.