Reply to: Wood flooring

[GB9]

You can, as long as you know the "safe" word

You mean 'Jumbo' isn't the safe word?

That explains a lot.

[MrMarkyMark]

Should we call you Jumbo?

You can, as long as you know the "safe" word

[GB9]

Put it this way... another reason I have marble floors is so I don't get splinters.

Should we call you Jumbo?

[MrMarkyMark]

Put it this way... another reason I have marble floors is so I don't get splinters.

A valid concern, especially if you do a lot of "entertaining"

[Wilmslow]

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.

Nice website - thanks! Have ordered a couple of samples.

[WTFH]

Personally I agree 10" is a decent width. What about length though?

Put it this way... another reason I have marble floors is so I don't get splinters.

[GB9]

Good to see General back where it should be. In the gutter.

Personally I agree 10" is a decent width. What about length though?

[WTFH]

talking about willies not stomachs!

So am I.

[vetran]

That is a bit small for flaccid.

talking about willies not stomachs!

[WTFH]

Women tell me they don't mind if its only 10 inches.

That is a bit small for flaccid.

[vetran]

A line I have used many times before.

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.

[_V_]

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 Company

That's what I used. Brilliant flooring.

[Support Monkey]

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 Company

[WTFH]

And solid wood always expands far more than claimed.

A line I have used many times before.

[GB9]

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.