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Johnstons matt emulsion. Copy of F&B colours....forgot the names but its in the describtion....💪

I didnt use hudrometer as it was hot summer when i fitted this floor. That botsti k product is for concrete only i think. When i did herringbone on mix of wood and cocnrete ive decided to do it on underlay and glue edge to edge each board....so i didnt glue it down for the same reason which was not being sure what to do on mix of subfloor....good luck my brother! 🫡💪💪💪

I allow about 10%-15% percent depends if its loads of turns and corners. In open big rooms there is less of cuts then many smal hallways with turns to the rooms....good luck you can do it!!

@FinePineNorwichCarpenter thanks for the vote of confidence! If Wickes ever deliver it I may get it done. It's two days late already!!

It's built into the flooring, as described in the video around the 3 minute mark.

@@rodgerqthanks for the details beautiful finish.

Thanks for backup bro 😀

Its on the bottom of each board, very cleaver design 👍

What manufacturer and colour is this flooring?

Its 45 degrees

...than its be oming a much bigger job as plasterboard ceiling would need to come down i think.......

You mark shere long scotia finishes and sshort triangle shape bit that on my thimbnail you do it on mitre saw with 45degree. I think i filmed it and its in the video...💪👍

....then it is a lot more trickier......you may have to seop the ceiling....so the job becomes a lot bigger than but that the reality of building work...good luck.......💪

Yeah thats right, it said in the instructions to do silver side up.....here is that product by the way: parador.de/en/accessories-underlay-akustik-protect-500-1744869

The family i did this floor for had a massive dog, he is acctually in the video. But how the floor is gona look in years to come i dont know.

Oh glade you found it helpful. I want to talk on my videos about how to do the job right and show challenges you may have on the jobs. Good to hear it my man 💪

Sometimes its good to change and do something totally different than sitting at the laptop😀. Respect to you sir😀

Thanks man....its good to challenge yourself and try a new thing...im sure if you can do normal straight flooring than you will be able to do herringbone. You got it

@@mariostefaniak3699 dzieki, pozdro ziom 👍

Thanks, Herringbone floors are so polular and they do look good!

They changed it and its true they charge now but 50p per cut is still a veru good deal!

Well done! 💪💪💪💪💪

You can do it! 💪💪💪

This is a special underlay from germany. Here is that link with product describtion. This one you do silver side up. Many other brands do silver down but this one is up: parador.de/en/accessories-underlay-akustik-protect-500-1744869 Thanks for a good comment 👊

Thanks! Im slavic too! 👊

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter that’s awesome. That’s my name too! And I’m Ukrainian. 😊

From the looks of it, the radiators are still to be fitted, too, lol. Goodness me, I hope the plumber isn't a fat-fingered bodger when he's soldering and messing around with the central heating pipes, because that floor is going to be ruined unless it's thoroughly protected.

Yes i agree thats always the case. In theory thats the ideal plan but reality is mostly trickier, i was available on those days so they decided to have me fitting floor then and there and painter who they employed was available later on. After all, all looked good and place looked finished nicely.

May be your branch stoped cutting sheets, i have 2 branches in norwich and only one branch cuts the sheets. They started to charge for it now, which is fair play. But try different branch 👍

Worked for me today in Warrington

Oh thats cool, yeah i try to show in my videos not only how easy it is to fit the floor but also the challenges. Ao one of them is different subfloor. Depends whats more important for you. Is it that its warmer underneath the floor or more important is that it doesnt move and bounce. There is more work to glue it down in my opinion as youd need to screw down tongue and groove chipboard and glue down down rest of the same chipboard where you have the concrete part. And than you can glue down your paruet. Other option is to just do underlay and follow edge to edge gluing each board. Both ways are good but if youre glueing down first time in your life it may be very messy job and try to keep your boards clean and also make your straight chalk line first pararel to walls- once youregluing down you cant move them and adjust, where on underlay you can stil move the whole floor parapel to the wall.....general answer but i hope it helps . you can do it 👊👊👊

Glade i could help. Sometimes there is no way to take the panel out because its acctually the part of the unit so in that case you d have to cut out that slim part on the bottom. Good luck with the job! 💪💪👊

Thank you and yes well done it does work well if you just do glue on bottom part. 👍👍👍

Name of the wall colour is "Drop cloth" from farrow and ball 💪

I do my best with filming and editing, i want to show more in detail how to cut and fit difficult pieces. Im still learning how to do professional youtube videos showing all in one. May be in next flooring video it ll be all in. 💪💪💪🤞

Glade you liked the video! You can always improove the floor even if its aleady fitted. Silicone or scotia would work as well. Hey nice to see my videos are being watched in USA! Im bases in Norfolk county the old norfolk in england 😄 id be happy to fly and do your job! Would love to see the capital! Im open for a deal 😀. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks...here is that saw. I think this one is newer version now: www.screwfix.com/p/evolution-r210sms-210mm-electric-single-bevel-sliding-multi-material-mitre-saw-110v/6126v

I know what you mean. But you can use glue in the tube for lightweight coving. Here is the link. No need for screws with lightweight coving. But i do screw screws together with adhesive with heavy plaster coving. 💪 www.screwfix.com/p/supercove-coving-adhesive-white-310ml/28537

I know what you mean. But you can use glue in the tube for lightweight coving. Here is the link. No need for screws with lightweight coving. But i do screw screws together with adhesive with heavy plaster coving. 💪 www.screwfix.com/p/supercove-coving-adhesive-white-310ml/28537

Thank you! You can do it! 💪💪💪💪

🤞 thank you. Can you tell me if I need to seal the concrete please? I pout tanking down and then self levelled so it should be moisture free. Many thanks 🙏

@@a09zx gpod job. Do that blue concrete sealer from screwfix. Its to make sure the glue is sticking properly to the self level.💪

Perfect, thank you so much for your help!

Hello! To click the boards one to another you have to go at an engle and when you are fitting the board thats blocked with architrave then you cant click them at an angle so when you scrape the lip you changing "click" flooring into "tongue and groove" flooring and by that you can slide them flat one into another. Its in the video mid way i think. Send me a video to my whatsup and may be able to help 07749381629. We can talk. Hopefully i can help

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter Many thanks for the reply and the contact info. I managed to find the online instructions for it, they should have minimum been a 3D barcode to scan on the box to show you the instructions. Appreciate your reply and well done you did a fantastic job

Thank you!

You dont have to remove skirting to do wall panel. You glue the panel just above/on top of the skirting board. 👌 good luck you do that and youre no longer DIYer youre a PRO then 🫡💪💪💪😀

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter thanks for the response. I’ll post the next comment from a&e. All the best 👍🏻

Lovely jobbly...easy peasy..bish bash bosh...and its done 😀💪💪💪👍👍

@@markdoherty4273 i gave 2 prices for this flooring job: one with taking the existing skirting of and fitting new on top of newly fitted laminate. And secound price with keeping same skirting , doing the floor towards the skirting and finishin go sith scotia beading pinned to existing skirting. Was about £500 more expensive to do new skirting on top of new floor. Clients chose scotia beading instead of skirting on top. Thanks for a good comment. It always looks when floor is underneath skirting but it always cost more to do that.

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter Well explained 👍 liked the video, keep up the good work.

@@markdoherty4273 glade you liked it and glade you put that question here because people always wonder why there is no skirting on top cos it looks better. So i had a chance to explain. Some flooring companies only do with skirting on top but i am a small one guy business i give a chaice to a client. I do tesco value and tesco finest. 😀😀😀

There was undercloor hearinf system and this was a weird board like a celotex/kingspan/styrofoam board with those hearing tibes inside and like a very tough plasterboard on top.thanks for the comment!

Thanks again!

Thanks Martin! Bydgoszcz and Bajka is in my heart forever! It gave me the skills and taught me how to be a good tradesman in England! 💪 All best from Norwich my brother! 😀😀😀

Thanks, nice to see a nice comment from a carpenter 🫡