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What is the proper way of installing wood flooring on a concrete floor? Is it best to just lay the flooring and use cork expansion strips in the wall gap or should it be bonded to the concrete sub floor? I've heard of various ways of approaching this? Any help would be grateful. Thanks In...

Good suggestion Breezer

Get someone in to do it. The template for doing this job is a good £100 alone. Don't attempt it unless you have the right tools.

The spray arms rely on the water pressure of the machine to turn. If food gets into the nozzels then they stop turning. Make sure they are cleaned out.

Just go into any normal timber yard. They have all the necessary machinery to cut what ever you want.

So long as your hardboard is supported well. A common handsaw is very good for this task.

A lot of the time, the squeaks are mainly caused by the boards of what ever material sliding up and down the nail fixings them selves. Try using screws to solve the problem but watch those dreaded electrical and plumbing stuff under ur boards.

I wouldn't worry because even the professionals do it. It's happened to me a couple of times. :oops:

So what is the moral of the story?

I lost my key to the patio door and called out a locksmith which cost £70.00. All he did was drill out the lock and removed the affending article which can then be replaced with another lock purchased at nay DIY store. Much cheaper than £70.00