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I am in the process of laminating my kid's bed room ( I know its not every one's favourite idea!) after removing carpet. I saw this material (in the photo)..which looks to be an old style underlay for carpet...? Can any one confirm what's this item ? Also can I use this as with laminate...

Hi, I just bought a very tall (205cm) strong wardrobe from VERY & planning to convert that to a fitted wardrobe as it fits exactly well in wardrobe space in my kid's room. I am planning add a strong shelf wood on top & close smaller gap between ceiling and top edge with same colour of paint...

Good news is I managed to find a spare board from loft. I added some pictures of it. I am not keen to replace full kitchen & hall. Length - 1293 mm (+4 with teeth) Width - 195 mm (+4 with teeth) Thickness - 9 mm Already visited & checked unsuccessfully in following shops.. B&Q...

Thanks. Not sure when its bought, surely more than 6 years back. What I could find from it is.. - tongue & groove fitting system - Number in one of the panel says "E 00 09 09 05 02" - Is it means 2002? not sure.. - Measurement Width 194 mm (without tongue), Length - 1293 mm & thickness...

Yes..it was a real disaster!!. I was trying to replace one damaged floor board, but while removing this nasty threshold I ended up damaging another 5. But worst part was after that. I am unable to find same laminated floor colour now. Checked B&Q, Homebase, Wicks, B&M, Topps Tiles and many...

I was trying to replace a damaged laminated floor piece (as shown in the image). But Looks like I am getting in to a bigger mess as I am unable to remove this metal threshold that holds laminated floors together. Please help. Thanks. NB. Looks like a "Dual grip" type metal threshold!