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Here it is. Impressive for a laminate i thought. It looks a bit whiter in the flesh. I need to take proper photos for our website soon.

I would advise against it personally. If you are fixing pine , floor boards they are best nailed to the joists. If they are tongue and groove which i assume they are, its better to be nailed to a ply sub-floor. Pine boards tend to expand and shrink too much to be floated on an underlay...

You will be best with a darker colour if you want to hide the orange colour that lacquered pine is. Clear lacquers and lighter colours will only let the orange shine through.

There is heavy duty flooring polythene out there that has tiny holes that let the floor breathe. The specifications you are looking for are 1000mg weight and a permiable rating of 1 . We do normally stock it at www.woodenfloorshop.co.uk but are sold out right now. Hopefully your current DPM is...

If you are bringing the level up so high you will need to install floor joists , then ply and then make sure you chosen floor surface is going to be level , so you again need to pick underlays and finishes before you start. Its not the easiest job to take on for an amateur though.

I know that faus floor had been doing tile effect laminates in black and white. They have a registered embossed surface to look and feel very good. They are not the cheapest of laminates but great quality and one of the best against moisture. NB also use a moisture joint guard if installing...

Lost my last account details.. Its been a while since I was posting here :( For sure the gloss will show up any grease / marks much easier. One thing to be weary of with this laminate and others like it is that the V-Groove may be painted or stained MDF/HDF. The disclaimers inside the...