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No flaffing just simple explanation

no need for glue?

What's the pen ya using please

Brilliant what a joy to watch a craftsman at work.

stuart where do you get 1 of those pencil holders you wear around your neck please

Go Stu

Thanks for all your videos mate. Really appreciate it.

Could you use this on hardwood flooring

No! It's the best way, l can vouch for that. 👍

Where do you get templates

Where do you get templates mate

Hey up... I'm a domestic carpet and vinyl fitter and just been diagnosed with arthritis in my shoulder.... So my hard work days are limited... Would you say getting into LVT would be easier than smashing down 100m² a day?

Great to see the scribes go in spot on! such a brilliant method with the Mawboards 👍

Luv ya videos mate. Thanks 😊

Mawboards great tool.. but can you use this on wood flooring ?

Omg mate , THANKS THANKS THANKS. I’ve been doing this recently and although I managed it, This trick will make it so easy

Brilliant as always Stu. I done a herringbone job this week lots of cuts and the Maw boards worked great saved a load of time. Cheers

love it ..were can you buy them please

Not good cutting or scoring directly on the laid material. Dont care what you say you must nick that laid surface at times

Legendary lvt fitter, to be a Legendary floorlayer you must conquer all floor coverings?

Legendary Floorlayer

Nice👍

doing my first herringbone job this weekend in my house, thanks for the tips! p.s only video i could find that explained how to mark out the center line, so appreciate that

What set is this please

Thanks for still putting out the videos I'm still learning new ways of how to use the set l bought. I would sign up for a course but it's a bit to far to go. All the best.

Is that P51 on the screed before glueing up?

Keeping everything in bond is most floor layers nightmare. Great to see a first class job. Cheers

What a lot of faffing about. Looks like 3x the work needed.

The video was very detailed, clear and informative thanks. And after watching, it raised a couple of questions for me to clarify: Firstly, I understand that LVT can be laid in a herringbone pattern, but I have recently been informed that only if it's a 'glue down or loose lay product'. And LVT that has a 'click and lock' mechanism on the sides will not work in a herringbone pattern because it can't click together properly and therefore will be compromised/fail? Secondly, I was also informed to lay 'click' LVT existing skirting need to be removed due prior to fitting if architrave isn't wanted? Just needed some clear clarification around both points. Thanks

gobshite

I like using f ball F48 high temp

Never used tape in 20yrs of levelling and fitting. Or one of those stupid mixing buckets on wheels.... Plasterers bucket and a battery drill is much lighter and cheaper. And an 8mm tilers trowel gives a good and even coverage of leveller. Plus who the fk uses 5mm?? 😂

Alright mate where can I buy the mawboards from cant find them anywhere

Brilliant video mate. Interesting to see how little pressure you use on first few rows. Explains why I might have been having issues

A1 or A2 notch trowel. And why?

Nice video mate, do you always prime before gluing or is it only in certain areas ?

Nice work mate, what's the tune in back ground that's shit is sick

Kneepads!! Ffs

Super Stuff Stu 🔥💯

Brilliant as always. 👍

Quality. 👌

Great video Stu. I'll be using these tips on my next 45 job 👍

Nice one Stu, glad to see you're still demonstrating your Mawboard system, they're the best 🤗. Can l buy them direct from you or do l have to go through a flooring distributor. Cheers

Proper decent work. You’re a flooring legend Stu.

Why are you measuring things with a big Christmas cracker hat??😂😂😂😂

he makes it look so complicated lol

Totally unrelated, I still want to know where you get your clip for your Pica pencil? 😂

How big are your dividers

Awesome mate. Simple and easy to follow 👍🏼👍🏼

Dry fit first then adhesive. Keeps it clean.