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hi, can i just say one thing here, i am a qualified carpet fitter of over 30 years and fitting of a H/S/L is not the easiest of jobs for a DIYer to do, and would strongly recomend getting a fitter in to do the job , more for the health and safety factor than anything .

just a nomal tester no frils

i have a problem getting the led to light up on my amp, (the wire from the radio headunit down to the amp to connect the 2 units together) i have power down to the terminal, also power on the 12v terminal but when i put the tester on the ground terminal for some reason that is lighting to up but...

hi the reason for why i prefer smooth side up is that when using double sided tape it sticks better also if the flooring going down is thin you dont get the marks from the rough side coming through; hope this helps, gareth

hi fit the board smooth side up and you will also need to fit these without any gaps along the sides and around the base of the toilet and sink pedestal as for glueing you have a choice of sticking all over or around the perimiter by using spray glue to seal the board approx 2" band all...

hi, as long as the two floor levels are the same then you will be ok, as for underlay use a minimum thickness of 7mm , 9mm is about the best all rounder, if you go for the thicker 11mm you will need to use long pin gripper gareth :)

i work with this type of boarding when i fit the carpets and in my opinion and what i have seen when they get wet is to take them up and replace.

cheers, if i need any thing i will give you a call 8) hope the fit went ok :)

hi first of all you need to fix the gripper approx 1/4" away from the skirting with the spikes faceing in to the wall butt each stick of gripper side by side with no gaps underlay goes rubber side down or if you have the foam underlay fit it so that the writting on the underlay is on top( so...