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Scandafloor, Manufacturers and Installers of Hardwood Floors - Home Page
Last time I had a real wood floor laid, I used these people. It took them a week to install, nice solid oak product. Cost about £60 per m2. Plywood subbase glued and screwed to the concrete floor, then smallish strips installed and tacked down, sanded, then several coats of varnish. Yes, the colour aged in the sunshine, but it looked even better. It could be resanded & varnished about 6 times they said.
No v-grooves between planks when laid, just one smooth floor, with inlay at 2 planks from skirting board for effect.
Recommended by a couple in Wilmslow, you might know them..... "The floor is looking fantastic!" ... P & N.D. - Wilmslow, CheshireLast edited by anonymouse; 15 July 2016, 13:09.Comment
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Uk flooring direct.
Use engineered wood. Don't put underfloor heating under solid wood as it expands and contracts it regularly. And solid wood always expands far more than claimed.Comment
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A line I have used many times before.Originally posted by GB9 View PostAnd solid wood always expands far more than claimed.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Bamboo: eco friendly grows in half the time of wood, cheaper, suitable for underfloor heating Click or glue down.
would recommend these guys, Quality Bamboo Floors - The Bamboo Flooring CompanyComment
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That's what I used. Brilliant flooring.Originally posted by Support Monkey View PostBamboo: eco friendly grows in half the time of wood, cheaper, suitable for underfloor heating Click or glue down.
would recommend these guys, Quality Bamboo Floors - The Bamboo Flooring CompanyFirst Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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its alright there is no need to be embarrassed about being a little on the small side. Women tell me they don't mind if its only 10 inches.Originally posted by WTFH View PostA line I have used many times before.Comment
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That is a bit small for flaccid.Originally posted by vetran View PostWomen tell me they don't mind if its only 10 inches.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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talking about willies not stomachs!Originally posted by WTFH View PostThat is a bit small for flaccid.Comment
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…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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