so I’ve just moved into a new build and had some ‘unatural flooring’ http://www.unnaturalflooring.com/products-page/unnatural-flooring/oyster/
Fitted in our bathroom. The bathroom’s are fully tiled, but where the tiles meet the floor I’d estimate we’ve got up to 10mm jagged gap on a few of the tiles. Looks like the tiles have been roughly cut with the hope that any flooring will be thick enough to hide this. Unfortunately our flooring is only about 3.5mm thick, so with the floor fitted we’ve got a jagged 5-8mm gap at the bottom.
Just wondered what our options were. We really like the flooring. We could potentially get the builders to fix the tiles, but the some of the tiles have the radiator pipe going through them, so we may have the argument that the flooring is unreasonably thin at 3.5mm.
Would it be possible to life the flooring and lay down a very compressed rubber type mat and lay the flooring on top?
Keen to know what anybody else thinks potential options to resolve this.
Fitted in our bathroom. The bathroom’s are fully tiled, but where the tiles meet the floor I’d estimate we’ve got up to 10mm jagged gap on a few of the tiles. Looks like the tiles have been roughly cut with the hope that any flooring will be thick enough to hide this. Unfortunately our flooring is only about 3.5mm thick, so with the floor fitted we’ve got a jagged 5-8mm gap at the bottom.
Just wondered what our options were. We really like the flooring. We could potentially get the builders to fix the tiles, but the some of the tiles have the radiator pipe going through them, so we may have the argument that the flooring is unreasonably thin at 3.5mm.
Would it be possible to life the flooring and lay down a very compressed rubber type mat and lay the flooring on top?
Keen to know what anybody else thinks potential options to resolve this.