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If your floor is flat and even I would glue the solid oak down using Rewmar MS Polymer Adhesive/Sika 54 or similar. you could put some ply down first if you wanted to

As title. Having a few rooms re-carpeted & am currently mulling over underlay choice. have short listed two underlays: Cloud 9 Cumulus PU (11mm) and Multi Rich 56 Felt (15mm) Carpet is the following...

Are you installing real wood, engineered or laminate? For real wood\engineered use one of the following: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141091169485?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&var=440299952743&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Decided on a Glow-Worm EasiCom 28. Local shop have offered it to me for £700 inc. MagnaClean

Also how do the above compare to something like a Main Combi Eco Elite 25?

Need to replace the Boiler @ one of my properties. Apartment is Ground floor: 2 Reception 1 Dining Kitchen Bathroom Lower ground floor: 2 bedrooms Plumber recommends a 24kW Vaillant Combi Can anybody tell me what the real differences are between the Vaillant EcoTec Pro 24 Vs...

The only real option you have is to sand the existing varnish down. You may be able to get away with a 120 grit light sand. (Could use a buffer with a 120 mesh) As for possible products, I would recommend a polyurethane based lacquer, Bona Traffic comes to mind.

Gap shouldn't be a problem I would have to agree with the sand and varnish option

Quick update, Opted not to lay play first & glued the floor down directly to the old floorboards.

A friend of mine has asked me to install strand woven bamboo planks (96mm x 910mm x 14mm) in her hallway. I was wondering if I could glue the floor down to the existing floorboards rather than having to put down ply first. the boards are all very even (see pic): I've done this once with...

In that case, crack on & good luck with the project

Hi, you should be fine without priming the ply. you also may want to consider a PU based adhesive, Lecol 5500 really smells.

best solution would be fix ply to the existing floor and glue the parquet down on to it. Use a glue like Sikabond 54 or similar for the parquet