Vinyl Flooring

[twm124]

Any one been to evo 10 year anniversary showroom

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?st...mention&notif_id=1554556651663352&ref=m_notif

 

[squidy]

Anyone heard of Greenpak? What's the review on that?

 

[Sharmine123]

May I know why the contractor charge me $350 for removed trash, he just help me to do cement screeding.

 

[alamak]

May I know why the contractor charge me $350 for removed trash, he just help me to do cement screeding.

He need to earn right? Normally they will put their earnings in such tasks.

But it should be on the quotation upfront.

 

[Sygnur]

Anyone heard or installed vinyl called Bingo from Korea? Name sounds funny, like the nursery rhyme song

 

[endlssorrow]

Possible to do for one room at a time?
But then all those big things inside the room room? I mean hard to take out like master bed, double decker bed , etc right

 

[calkel20]

May I know why the contractor charge me $350 for removed trash, he just help me to do cement screeding.

My contractor charged me 300 just to remove one pack of trash.
If u want, u can tell him that u will settle your own haulage.

 

[InfinityBoy]

Wouldn't recommend you to do one room at a time though.

Cos usually contractors / ID will be charging you for per trip. Meaning if you have 3 rooms, you'll need to pay 3 times for the work man to come over.

Perhaps you can suggest them to help shift like big things to the living room first. Then after that shift back before doing up the living room floor.

But if you find it a hassle, you can do the flooring around the "permanent furnitures" . This is provided that your furnitures are those flushed all the way to the floor.

Haha , but in my opinion , one time pain is better.

Possible to do for one room at a time?
But then all those big things inside the room room? I mean hard to take out like master bed, double decker bed , etc right

 

[InfinityBoy]

Trash wise I think it depends on what kind of trash I guess.

If if those hacking debris, hard to clear yourself. Cos you'll need a to have them bring in those container to collect those trash and dispose. Cannot anyhow throw.

But if it's those small stuff, then DIY will make sense.

My contractor charged me 300 just to remove one pack of trash.
If u want, u can tell him that u will settle your own haulage.

 

[calkel20]

Trash wise I think it depends on what kind of trash I guess.

If if those hacking debris, hard to clear yourself. Cos you'll need a to have them bring in those container to collect those trash and dispose. Cannot anyhow throw.

But if it's those small stuff, then DIY will make sense.

Removed service yard.
Just a little concrete and tiles.
Can bring back to office bin to throw.

 

[calkel20]

Wouldn't recommend you to do one room at a time though.

Cos usually contractors / ID will be charging you for per trip. Meaning if you have 3 rooms, you'll need to pay 3 times for the work man to come over.

Perhaps you can suggest them to help shift like big things to the living room first. Then after that shift back before doing up the living room floor.

But if you find it a hassle, you can do the flooring around the "permanent furnitures" . This is provided that your furnitures are those flushed all the way to the floor.

Haha , but in my opinion , one time pain is better.

Usually they will charge by estimation plus 10% wastage.
Sometimes they will say min floor charges.
So best to do all at one time.

 

[calkel20]

If you have just screeded the floor, do clean it well.
Vacuum or whatsoever.
Because all this little debris will cause your floor to be floating.

 

[InfinityBoy]

ah ok, that makes sense.

Removed service yard.
Just a little concrete and tiles.
Can bring back to office bin to throw.

 

[endlssorrow]

I knows. But hard to move big items like double decker n king size bed nframe siaz

Wouldn't recommend you to do one room at a time though.

Cos usually contractors / ID will be charging you for per trip. Meaning if you have 3 rooms, you'll need to pay 3 times for the work man to come over.

Perhaps you can suggest them to help shift like big things to the living room first. Then after that shift back before doing up the living room floor.

But if you find it a hassle, you can do the flooring around the "permanent furnitures" . This is provided that your furnitures are those flushed all the way to the floor.

Haha , but in my opinion , one time pain is better.

 

[BossQ]

Anyone feedback from those that uses Vinyl sold by Bhai?

 

[hardwearboy]

Hi, anyone experience gap between vinyl tiles after a year. Very random not specifically at 1 location

 

[wahjohreno]

Hi, anyone experience gap between vinyl tiles after a year. Very random not specifically at 1 location

2 years so far, as good as first day.

 

[hardwearboy]

Okay, this is how it kook like lol shag

2 years so far, as good as first day.

 

[ericsoon72]

Okay, this is how it kook like lol shag

Vinyl shouldn't shrink or expand under normal temp conditions.

Can you share the name of the company or brand of the vinyl, so that we can be aware of this?

 

[hardwearboy]

Mine is in the living room, i guess it might be subjected to high temperature...
No pro. U can pm me.

Vinyl shouldn't shrink or expand under normal temp conditions.

Can you share the name of the company or brand of the vinyl, so that we can be aware of this?