Flooring & Floor Covering
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All Things Flloring!Wood floors are definitely not scratch resistant if you mean surface scratches. Michelle has a thread for your questions, from memory it's called "I work at Carpet… In search of resilient flooringI specialise in installing hardwood floors only and have stayed away from pre-finished floors of any type. However we owned a house in Queanbeyan which had a cork floor in… qsandOct 01, 2014 8:06 am Flooring OptionsWe have the click together boards. They look great but you can't let water sit on them or they will swell on the joins and look horrible. If we were to have them again I… Wood Essence tiles from BeaumontHas anyone used the Wood Essence tiles from Beaumont?
If you have, would you say they are worth the cost, and was the color what you thought it would be?
I have been to… whzzz28 started a topic 10 May 2014 ago Considering an alpaca blend carpet?We are considering the Velieris (Alpaca) Willaura carpet range for the bedrooms in our new house build in Brisbane. It is 60% wool, 20% alpaca and 20% synthetic? … I don't know what type of flooring to get!That's a tough one because most options other than tiles (vinyl plank, wood, cork, slate) don't take kindly to puddles.
Even sheet vinyl is going to be slippery when wet. … Tile underlayment and Shower trayNot sure if this post fits into the flooring category, but didn't seem to fit anywhere else either.
Two questions. Is the 6mm concrete tile under layment all they do in… External tiles used inside....?Jen I would not use them indoors it is going to drive you nuts trying to keep them clean. Everything will stick and look ugly in no time. DuncoMay 17, 2013 7:16 pm Kids friendly carpetsWe would of course recommend you drive straight past Carpet Call and come and visit one of our showrooms and take a look at Smartstrand… JULES4 replied 13 April 2013 ago Carpet squares - rumpus roomJust be careful to check what type of backing you purchase when it comes to carpet tiles as some are bitumen backed or felt backed and once glued down will not peel of the… Deesy73 replied 15 January 2013 ago Engineered v solid hardwood floorsThanks for the info, much appreciated, will stick with the solid for now, just worried that it might be easier to get a good result out o engineered CC101Sep 15, 2012 10:01 pm Tiling dilemmaLooks great - must have given you a few sleepless nights! Electrical bonding of pool to houseThree questions about electrical bonding of an unground concrete pool to the house.
1/ what earth wire size is required for the earth wire from the pool to the house ?… Vinyl Planks Verse Vinyl SheetIf you want vinyl plank then go for it.
You should not be installing vinyl flooring directly onto a chipboard, plywood or timber floor without an u'lay.
I know you can… gizmoe replied 16 October 2011 ago To re-tile or not to re-tile?I’d stick it out till the cat passes on…..sorry, but probably best that way.
OR if you really can’t cope go and buy a nice cheap roll… Newsprint style floating laminate floorI am looking at renovation a home office room and stumbled upon a laminate flooring( I think) in the style of black and white newsprint. my computer crashed and I didn't… deco20 started a topic 17 July 2011 ago Opinion. 450x450 OR 300x600 floor tilesSo glad you are going with brick bond. Il looks amazing and it give the room a little bit of a lift. I hope your floor looks as good as the photo above does! We are using dark tiles as a feature wall in our ensuite & ivory coloured tiles for the rest. I've seen it in a display home & it looked stunning. Would love to show you a… BroomJun 17, 2011 9:51 pm We just had installed in our bedrooms. It's very plush feel. It's supposedly next… Timber or tile with inside dog?Thanks for your feedback everyone. It's great to hear everyone elses experiences. I hadn't though of how tiles would fair on an aging dog so these are all things to… Laying Lino/Vinyl in KitchenYou could full stick the vinyl by turning one half of the vinyl back at a time.
You need a very fine toothed spreader for the adhesive. Not much is needed to hold the… Mark S replied 24 May 2011 ago tiling on suspended floorsok so i am after everyones opinons on tiling on a suspended floor. It would be a metal frame with either a wooden floor or a fiber cement floor that we then put a bed down… Timber floating FloorsWe have them in our current home and have put them in our new one. We are about 3-4 weeks from moving in. We don't have small kids but do have 2 large ones (20's) who have… Kaytee replied 16 March 2011 ago Uneven tiling :(This is sometimes normal as the gaps will be siliconed over well should be anyway and suzy is right skirting boards after tiles installed for a better finish.
Craig Sanding Cork floorThanks for the replies...this is just the start of our reno so no doubt more posts will follow!
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