Please log in or register. Registered visitors get fewer ads.
Forum index | Previous Thread | Next thread
Flooring advice please 10:47 - May 14 with 789 viewsfuglitown

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.
0
Flooring advice please on 10:49 - May 14 with 773 viewsitfcjoe

Carpet will get filthy with mud dragged through so go for some sort of hard flooring.

Poll: Club vs country? What would you choose
Blog: What is Going on With the Academy at Ipswich Town?

0
Flooring advice please on 10:53 - May 14 with 757 viewsfuglitown

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
0
Flooring advice please on 10:54 - May 14 with 756 viewsElephantintheRoom

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

Blog: The Swinging Sixty

0
Flooring advice please on 11:04 - May 14 with 731 viewsfuglitown

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.
0
Flooring advice please on 11:05 - May 14 with 732 viewsGuthrum

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.

Good Lord! Whatever is it?
Poll: McCarthy: A More Nuanced Poll
Blog: [Blog] For Those Panicking About the Lack of Transfer Activity

0
Flooring advice please on 11:08 - May 14 with 721 viewsfuglitown

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
0
Flooring advice please on 11:17 - May 14 with 700 viewsnoggin

If you use laminate, make sure the subfloor is flat before laying.

Poll: Which team thread should I participate in?

0
Flooring advice please on 11:20 - May 14 with 692 viewsGuthrum

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.

Good Lord! Whatever is it?
Poll: McCarthy: A More Nuanced Poll
Blog: [Blog] For Those Panicking About the Lack of Transfer Activity

0
Login to get fewer ads

Flooring advice please on 11:25 - May 14 with 682 viewsfuglitown

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
0
Flooring advice please on 11:26 - May 14 with 679 viewsfooters

Flooring advice please on 11:20 - May 14 by Guthrum

And use a decent thickness underlay.


Spoken like a true Mexican carpet salesman.

footers QC - Prosecution Barrister, Hasketon Law Chambers
Poll: Battle of the breakfast potato... who wins?

1
Flooring advice please on 11:35 - May 14 with 659 viewsNewcyBlue

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

Poll: Who has been the best Bond?

0
Flooring advice please on 11:37 - May 14 with 650 viewsNewcyBlue

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.




















Poll: Who has been the best Bond?

3
Flooring advice please on 11:49 - May 14 with 633 viewsBehind_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.
0
Flooring advice please on 11:54 - May 14 with 623 viewsfuglitown

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.
0
About Us Contact Us Terms & Conditions Privacy Cookies Advertising
© TWTD 1995-2024