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No chance they tested anything. Oh well, will rip the floorboards and ill take it from there ;) Thx !

Hell know whats under the floorboards :))

Was poured in in mid november. Floor laid mid december ... So sand cement screed, is it good or bad news. ;)

Gotta look at the pics at home and check the dates. Thx

We didnt finish on good terms ;) I doubt he will give me any info :))

Found these photos. Dont know if it would be any help to determine the type of screed that was used ...

Oh, but it is still ok to put tiles in after i remove the floor ? Dont want to risk it with wood again. Ill check the photos of installation, might have a photo of the truck that delivered what was used. P.S. thx for the advices !

I doubt anything like that was used. A truck came with a big hose, which went in through the window and was just poured it, then it was levelled and left to dry ... Smth like that Floor was laid late november i think, so yeah, defo moisture played part in all this. So far doesnt sound like a too...

Glue applied to the concrete and then planks on top. Removing floor wont be a problem. Was told glue will have to come off for tiles to be installed, thats my concern and looking for solution to be ready for spring ;) Will defo replace skirting ...

Had hardwood floor laid when extension was built in 2023 and planks started to form deform/warp in 6 months or so. So decided to get rid of it, remove the glue and lay tiles instead (dont want to risk with wood again). Any advice on glue removal ? Tools ? Chemicals ? Or how much could be for...

Id like a bigger than 3sqm front porch, probably 5.5 (2 x. 2.7) with a small window. So how do i get permission for that ? What paperwork is needed ? Thx !

I could, but id like that part of the wall bottom have smth applied to keep moisture away.

Hi all. Gonna replace the patio slabs and cement again the circled area. Was wondering what i can put between cement and wall to stop damp going through (as a precaution). Like DAMPLAS damp proof course ? Will then cement stay/stick to it or just gonna stay there loose ? Thx !

Was thinking to add smth loke fence boards connecting current timbers

U think those timbers wont support polycarbonate or or corrugated plastic sheets ?

Was hoping for a single sheet, but too expensive. I guess twinwall is my next option

Need something cheap but not paper thin to cover that area. Around 380cm x 230cm. Any ideas please ?

2 days gone, all dry underneath ... I'm thinking to replace my hardwood floor with engineered wood instead of tiles now ...

Question :) Tape it loosely so it stays in one spot or tape it around to make sure no air gets in/under ?

Thx. Will post back in couple days !