We do wall products as well ;) lol.
Good luck m8y thou i always describe mess as a novel way of organising stuff but every1 just reckons i'm a lazy git :eek: can u imagine! :rolleyes: lol
Si

Cheers mate, just doing it now...

We're doing wood planking. Are you supposed to offset like laminate???

Cheers,
Nick.

there r various ways u can lay the wood planks, i'll try & dig out a link or sumin that show possibilities but 1st un off top of my head is that u can lay almost like a boarder round the walls parallel & the inside at 45 degrees kinds thing which looks good but not too sure about a small room like a bathroom etc. Anyway i'll try & find pix etc of possibilities, wot time frame u lookin at since i iz a retard http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/dork.gif
Si

a few pix i kud find on the ole amtico site ;)
http://www.amtico.com/imagery/Installation/Full_size/414.jpg or http://www.amtico.com/imagery/Installation/Full_size/451.jpg http://www.amtico.com/imagery/Installation/Full_size/460.jpg
http://www.amtico.com/imagery/Installation/Full_size/2256.jpg
http://www.amtico.com/imagery/Installation/Full_size/22.jpg
Er just a few that give an idea, i guess ;), of the ways u can lay strips, suppose it depends sumwot on wot size strips u have? i quite like the 1st un if u want sumin a bit different but u can always have a play b4 u lay (hey look i can rhyme as well as spell :eek: lmao) & c wot works 4 u :D
Si
(editud kuz i karnt spull r34lly ;))

[Edited by scooby_si - 1/20/2003 9:14:04 PM]

I'm going boring with the layout, sorry :D

The hardest thing appears to be getting a thin layer of glue, then pressing the stuff into place.

"Use a 68kg roller" is the instruction. Ha!

What's the latest on this Chiark? Have you got it down wit it yet ;)

Eager to see the result!

Easy to fit, fantastic results, utterly convinced that it's the dog's doodahs. :)

http://www.chiark.com/image/bathroom/floor.jpg

:D

Didn't use a roller, so it'll no doubt all lift and go horribly wrong ;)

Nick.

That looks good - and it is VINYL right? Wow!

I need to do the kitchen of the new house first, and using this would seem much easier than tiling it yeah? It would go over old old cold marked tiles that i'd clean up first.

Do you saw them down to size? Is this easy?

Cheers

D

It's vinyl, yes. I like surprising people with that fact ;)

Seek advice from someone who knows, but largely speaking if you can get the floor relatively flat, then put some ply down, you should have an easy life. Your local showroom should advise if they know what they're talking about tho :D

Cheers,

Nick.

Nothing wrong with the corners whatsoever ;) cheeky git!

BTW reminds me of a funny story i heard once in relation to the "is that PVC" style queries ;)
Aparently a customer had rang up the customer services quite angry that his floor had turned 2 sh!t images/smilies/mad.gif On firther inquiries it turns out he tryed sanding a few mm off the top surface with an electric sander 2 return it's shiny look but strangely the vinyl took a dislike 2 this :rolleyes: Doh http://www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/Gif/SimpHomer.gif i think he may have been best 2 use the cleaner dressing stuff 1st :p lmao So just dont try that Chiark ;) lol
Si

Oh is that a bubble in the corner where it's coming up :eek:





















Just kidding ;) lol
Si

[Edited by scooby_si - 2/3/2003 3:54:56 PM]