Flooring & Floor Covering AU 
Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I would do the hardwood not the plywood but thats me and I don't have any experience with the plywood. Is the plywood more expensive?
All I can tell you is that I don't… Foam or Rubber underlay? which is betterThanks for that!
We're going for wool twist or cut pile, so hopefully the joins won't be too obvious.
We'll definitely ask where they'll be too. I'd never even… MODWOOD
We have sample pieces if you want to grab some. I'm thinking of using it on my back verandah… Creaking floor - can I fix it?Use an 8g x 51mm screw to start with. The PB flooring is 19mm thick so will give you 32mm bite into the joist. If the joists are hardwood you will need to drill a pilot… Casa2Sep 08, 2008 8:42 am 100% Dyclon Solution Dyedwe have come across the exact colour we want but it is a 100% Dyclon Solution Dyed??? is this cr*p??
manufactuer:… HF123 replied 8 September 2008 ago HF123Sep 08, 2008 9:01 pm Porcelain Tiles UpstairsI haven't been told of any risks and I am having them on my top floor, as well as everywhere else. We have always made sure expandible grout is used and have had no… suh replied 9 September 2008 ago Tiling over tiles or remove?We tiled over tiles about 12 years ago. It worked. If you have a step up it will make that higher of course, but yes it is possible. suh replied 9 September 2008 ago ReadyFlor Southern BoxIts not a species of timber, rather a trade name of mixed species like Tassie Oak, Vic Ash, Northern Box, Australian Beech etc. etc.
Can'y think off the top of my head… Carlisle Standard Carpet/Tile RangeHi Everyone,
For all of you Carlisle Home Owners im just wondering what their 'standard tile and carpet' range is like?  Did alot of people need to upgrade their… SammyJ started a topic 10 September 2008 ago sammySep 14, 2008 11:17 am The color difference of laminate flooringSome users find some color difference when checking laminate flooring. The colors are designed by computer software mainly by imitating the read wood colors. There are… Tellsth started a topic 14 September 2008 ago Timber floors.....You've picked one of the dearest species of flooring in Brushbox.
Pre-finished boards are generaly coated with a polyurethane - chalk and cheese with a tung oil finish. New power head vacuum cleaner!Oh, and we feel we got a good deal from Harvey Norman as well.
The RRP for the vacuum is apparently $649, and the RRP for the mop is $129, and the normal warranty is 2… Non-slip coating for tiles?I was just thinking tonight that I should probably look into adding a non-slip coating to the floor in my mum's bathroom. I'd like to do the whole floor, including the… Judie started a topic 15 September 2008 ago JudieSep 15, 2008 11:57 pm norbsSep 16, 2008 5:55 pm Floating FloorsWelcome to the forum Jackie.
Floating floors are relatively simple to lay majority of the work is simply making sure the joins at the end of each board are at… Floor prep for ceramic tileI have just gutted our laundry with the view of retiling walls and floors.
Our walls are plaster on double brick. When removing the old wall tiles, a fair bit of the… hinchrin started a topic 21 September 2008 ago polished or matt tiles?If you seal the grout it wont discolour - we had all ours sealed, including the showers. It was not a cheap exercise, but worth it in the end.
We bought this house… Paula replied 21 September 2008 ago PaulaSep 21, 2008 9:51 pm Carpet laying...I noticed during construction of our house, that they'd come in and clean the floors fairly regularly. So the floor was clean when the tiles went down, and i'm assuming it… Toast replied 22 September 2008 ago ToastSep 22, 2008 3:01 pm kitchen floorHi there. We're renovating our kitchen as well. It has some tacky vinyl tiles on the floor, which we'll be pulling up then we're going to tile over the entire area… Feature tile help?Hey Kylie,
Are you able to go back to the tile shop and take a pic??
-Sha sha replied 22 September 2008 ago Help With Carlisle Atlantique Mk 2 FlooringI'd probably bring the floorboards thru to meet the tiles.... I definitely wouldn't have carpet thru the walkway..... I think either the floorboards or the tiles... but… joles replied 22 September 2008 ago jolesSep 22, 2008 10:51 pm EDEN BRAE CUSTOMERSJust an addendum to my earlier comments regarding Di Lorenzo.
They are shocking communicators. I had my selection appointment 3 weeks ago. I am still waiting for my… Polished Concrete FloorsYou can also use a water based epoxy made in WA to coat it. Low VOC.
Saw it in a house recently - looked good.
And many industrial shed floors with forklifts on… A question for all the tilers out there!It all depends on the size of tile you are buying large tiles are harder to lay and can crack if the floor is not even. If you go over the exsiting tiles than all doors… Flooring optionsI agree with I BUILD.
Whilst battens are the cheaper option, ply will give a much more solid underlay. You can use the cheapest ply available , often produced in places… How hard to DIY polished timber floors?Thanks for the advice everyone. We have decided we definitely aren't going to attempt to DIY after hearing far too many stories.
Don't suppose anyone in Brisbane can… karol replied 15 October 2008 ago karolOct 15, 2008 1:11 pm colour carpetWe are looking at carpeting our lounge, hall and 3 bedrooms. the lounge and hall are painted Taubmans Faint Gold. I was wondering what your thoughts of carpet colouring could be. Wingies started a topic 16 October 2008 ago Timber flooring installers MelbourneI can recommend a good installer for solid timber floors over 12mm ply. He does install only, so this would be a path to go down if you are going to organise timber supply… Lyn replied 16 October 2008 ago maintaining 'new' groutThe nearest applicator near you is in Kingscliff
Call Monarch Prestige Clean on 1800 72 56 66
Craig laminate floorHi there. . .
We still want a decent 'wooden look' without the pricetag.
Thanks in… Is this price ok for carpet?Coolness. I'll take a pic when I get new film for my 1900s non digital camera! lol
My camera phone won't pick it up, as it's hard to see unless you're right near it in…
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