| Flooring advice please 10:47 - May 14 with 791 views | fuglitown |
Going to convert garage into a summerhouse/tv room should I use carpet or laminate. Garage is detached so I’ll be walking though garden to get to it. Any advice would be appreciated. |  | | |  |
| Flooring advice please on 10:49 - May 14 with 775 views | itfcjoe |
Carpet will get filthy with mud dragged through so go for some sort of hard flooring. |  |
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| Flooring advice please on 10:53 - May 14 with 759 views | fuglitown |
| Flooring advice please on 10:49 - May 14 by itfcjoe |
Carpet will get filthy with mud dragged through so go for some sort of hard flooring. |
Thank you joe | | | |
| Flooring advice please on 10:54 - May 14 with 758 views | ElephantintheRoom |
Tile it - but if you want to be something of a pioneer, polished concrete is very popular in the usa - and can give you a marble like easy clean floor for very little outlay | |
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| Flooring advice please on 11:04 - May 14 with 733 views | fuglitown |
| Flooring advice please on 10:54 - May 14 by ElephantintheRoom |
Tile it - but if you want to be something of a pioneer, polished concrete is very popular in the usa - and can give you a marble like easy clean floor for very little outlay |
Thank you for advice won’t be doing it myself but it’s something to talk to my builder about. | | | |
| Flooring advice please on 11:05 - May 14 with 734 views | Guthrum |
Have you condidered the newer soft linos which are available? Less noisy and hard than laminate, doesn't get grubby like carpet. Warmer, softer texture on the feet than old-style lino.
You can even get wood-pattern one which look a lot like laminate. |  |
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| Flooring advice please on 11:08 - May 14 with 723 views | fuglitown |
| Flooring advice please on 11:05 - May 14 by Guthrum |
Have you condidered the newer soft linos which are available? Less noisy and hard than laminate, doesn't get grubby like carpet. Warmer, softer texture on the feet than old-style lino.
You can even get wood-pattern one which look a lot like laminate. |
Looking to use conversion all year round so thank you for advice | | | |
| Flooring advice please on 11:17 - May 14 with 702 views | noggin |
If you use laminate, make sure the subfloor is flat before laying. |  |
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| Flooring advice please on 11:20 - May 14 with 694 views | Guthrum |
| Flooring advice please on 11:17 - May 14 by noggin |
If you use laminate, make sure the subfloor is flat before laying. |
And use a decent thickness underlay. | |
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| Flooring advice please on 11:25 - May 14 with 684 views | fuglitown |
| Flooring advice please on 11:20 - May 14 by Guthrum |
And use a decent thickness underlay. |
Thank you all for advice . I don’t want to be a pest but does anyone know how much value it could add to my property | | | |
| Flooring advice please on 11:26 - May 14 with 681 views | footers |
| Flooring advice please on 11:20 - May 14 by Guthrum |
And use a decent thickness underlay. |
Spoken like a true Mexican carpet salesman. |  |
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| Flooring advice please on 11:35 - May 14 with 661 views | NewcyBlue |
| Flooring advice please on 11:25 - May 14 by fuglitown |
Thank you all for advice . I don’t want to be a pest but does anyone know how much value it could add to my property |
I did something similar with an outside structure.
The estate agent, or b@stard as I called him afterwards, was not very complimentary to my work and ideas.
He said it added absolutely nothing to the value of the house and I had wasted his time.
I'll add a photo for you |  |
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| Flooring advice please on 11:37 - May 14 with 652 views | NewcyBlue |
| Flooring advice please on 11:35 - May 14 by NewcyBlue |
I did something similar with an outside structure.
The estate agent, or b@stard as I called him afterwards, was not very complimentary to my work and ideas.
He said it added absolutely nothing to the value of the house and I had wasted his time.
I'll add a photo for you |
This is just the outside, I carpeted the inside, put in some lighting (battery powered fairy lights). It's not really big enough for a TV, and there is no power source. But it's a lovely space.
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| Flooring advice please on 11:49 - May 14 with 635 views | Behind_Enemy_Lines |
Hello, I wouldn’t contact your builder but instead a good quality flooring company. Personally I would go for a hard wearing Lino/vinyl floor (Rhino floor/ Kardean type as two examples but there are plenty of manufacturers out there) which you can get in some nice wood patterns. You would also need a self levelled latex floor laid before Lino/vinyl but the flooring company would also do this. |  | | |
| Flooring advice please on 11:54 - May 14 with 625 views | fuglitown |
| Flooring advice please on 11:49 - May 14 by Behind_Enemy_Lines |
Hello, I wouldn’t contact your builder but instead a good quality flooring company. Personally I would go for a hard wearing Lino/vinyl floor (Rhino floor/ Kardean type as two examples but there are plenty of manufacturers out there) which you can get in some nice wood patterns. You would also need a self levelled latex floor laid before Lino/vinyl but the flooring company would also do this. |
Thanks for all the advice it is appreciated. | | | |
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