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    Sealing cut out in worktop for a gas hob

    Hi Tony, The gas hob has a five year guarantee and the instructions are quite specific about not using any kind if sealant around the rim – so I don’t want to do anything to invalidate the guarantee. The hob has a foam strip fitted but I think there is always a chance of liquid getting under...
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    Sealing cut out in worktop for a gas hob

    Thanks for the replies. My gut feeling was to seal it even though the instructions that come with the worktop (Ikea) only mention using foil tape – I’ll use that as well. I’ve seen on this site and other sites various things mentioned including varnish, PVA and special sealants. But I had the...
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    Sealing cut out in worktop for a gas hob

    I’ve cut a hole in my kitchen worktop to receive a gas hob and I thought that it would be a good idea to seal the fibers. I have use mastic sealant and smeared it along the cut edge. It looks fine but a colleague of mine seems to think that the heat could cause a problem with the sealant. Does...
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    Tiling over wooden floor.

    Thanks guys and sorry - didn’t realise I was hijacking a post – I thought it would save someone explaining all the stuff that had already been said (and I hadn’t read the rules). Now that I’ve got a response I’ll pick your brains a bit more just to check I’m on the right track. I’m English but...
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    Tiling over wooden floor.

    Just found this topic via google - it's an old topic but maybe someone can help. I plan to overlay my existing wooden floor with 18mm ply screwed abd glued and then tile. The tiles are 300mm square granite and I have a flexible powder based adehesive. But I'm not sure what sort of trowel I...
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