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Yeah its tricky....i agree but good marking and tiny drill bit like 1.5mm or 2mm and it ll be all flash. Good luck brother! 🔋🔋💪💪

I havent diluted it no. Good luck 🤞 im sure youre gonando a great job 👌

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter Thank you! Keep up the great work

@@flaigus thank you. It was 18mm MDF on the doors and shelves. Remember to predrill tiny holes for that hinge for the door to avoid splitting mdf. 1.5mm drill bit or 2mm will do the job. Good luck! 👍

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Good question. I understand thresholds very different because i dont think thresholds are for expansion. People use thresholds between rooms because it easier to fit a threshold there than fitting running continues floor between rooms. Its harder to do that and thatw what i try to do always - one big floor without thresholds. Ans have thresholds only between new floor and carpet or tiles etc. keep expansion gap only around edge of the room.....

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter Thank you so much for you reply. I asked because I had a LVT floating floor fitted about 6 months ago throughout the ground floor, with 4 internal doors. Both my floor fitter and I agreed that it looked better without the thresholds fitted, giving it an 'unbroken' flow from room-to-room, but he was also willing to fit them if I decided to have them. He done the same has you described, expansion gap on the outside edge only (with one at the front door also). The only reason I paid the manufacturing/supplier because without them fitted the 25 year guarantee would be invalid. So far all good and if something does happen (well they can always be added and scuffed etc to keep the warranty!)

Thanks, it was around £3500 for this job. With stripping, filling sanding, painting whole room and of course doing those shelves.

Thanks Dyno! 🙌 Next video is gona be flooring yes 👍Ive got the video ready and edited and will be posted in 4weeks. I dont do much posting but each job takes weeks so i post once a month....stay tuned in brother🙌 happy new year and thanks for watching my videos this year! Its been an amazing year in business and mostly in personal life.♥️😀

@@FinePineNorwichCarpenter Glad for you! Will stay tuned for more videos! Happy new year!

Thanks, stay tuned in for more upcoming video soon👊💪

A Lot of off cuts but still nice floors after all 👍

I sont remember exacly how long it takes to dry but it was a hot summer when i did that floor and it dried within few hours. Id say wait 24h to dry before glueing parquet. Thanks for a comment and good luck with your flooring project👊

Id do exacly the same 🫡 Good idea! Good luck!

Here is that floor: www.flooringsuperstore.com/evocore-premium-herringbone-natural-english-oak.html I got it in norwich store called flooring superstore

Thanks Beautiful Misfit ....stay tuned for more videos 👍

I think your local B&Q is not that good than. My local one in norwich north cuts as many as you want and i just did another job last month where i actually filmt the man cutting the mdf for my alcove sheleving project. These giys here are good and dont complain about doing loads of cuts....i think they charge 50 pence per cut. Keep up good work anyway brother!

I make a door 6mm smaller than the frame. Which gives 3mm gap on each side

Thank you brother, 20 years in uk still learning 😄

@ keep up the good work brother, 42 years in the UK and still learning. 🤣

Thank you james...glade you found this video helpful...we all make mistakes on the job me included but whats important we learn and improove and get the thingi sone right at the end ! 💪💪💪🫡

Thanks for that David 👊 May be the store and how they keep the boxes and how they delivered it to you great but product itself is a good quality. Done more a lot of that floor and sometimes theyre are problems but mostly caused by me. Products are good i think. Sorry you had a bad experience with it. Thanks for commenting and watching the video 💪👍👊

thank you, here is what i normally buy: www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-multi-material-plunge-cutting-blades-34mm-5-pack/4107p I like your logo bring me the horizon cool band

Thanks 👍

I know what you mean richard. The rest of the floor had a gap between existing skirting and new floor so they needed a scotia beading. I thought i would film the small part of the flooring where scotia meets architrave because of that 45degree angle turn which is important. But in that part skirting was high up and there was already a gap and floor slotted underneath there. You need to slide the floor underneath trimmed architrave but i was luck my akirting was up but 10 mm as well there so done the floor underneath there too. Thanks for a good comment!

I used platerboard adhesive for that but also used pva on ceioing and wall prior to that. Id suggest you do that too. Good luck!!! 👊👊👊

Good to hear that mate. Thanks, and good luck on your scotia job 😀

Youre welcome! 😀😀😀

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! 💪💪💪