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Which Laminate Flooring Underlay?
I am looking to put in some laminated flooring in a lounge/dining rooms. I
am looking at "hallway" rated laminate as it as through lounge/dining. Floors are concrete (in a victorian semi), and I would like to get some insulation in whilst I am at it. What underlay should I be using in this case? |
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Which Laminate Flooring Underlay?
"Ben Micklem" wrote in message ... in article , Jim at wrote on 21/8/08 12:06: I am looking to put in some laminated flooring in a lounge/dining rooms. I am looking at "hallway" rated laminate as it as through lounge/dining. Floors are concrete (in a victorian semi), and I would like to get some insulation in whilst I am at it. What underlay should I be using in this case? I have Timbermate Silentfloor Gold under 15mm engineered oak over concrete, and I am very impressed by it. Ben B&Q do a grey foam one in a roll, which is rather more expensive than the paper-thin white one, although still pretty reasonable. It's called 'Combilay'. I've used it extensively in my house, and have found it very good both for its underlay and noise deadening properties. The only one I have used that was a little better quality than this, was some green 'professional grade' stuff that was obtained for me at trade price direct from the warehouse, by a carpet fitter mate. Proper retail price was TTP ... It was just slightly easier to lay, because it had a self adhesive strip and a plastic sheet joining overhang at the sides. Arfa |
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Which Laminate Flooring Underlay?
On Aug 21, 12:06 pm, "Jim" wrote:
I am looking to put in some laminated flooring in a lounge/dining rooms. I am looking at "hallway" rated laminate as it as through lounge/dining. Floors are concrete (in a victorian semi), and I would like to get some insulation in whilst I am at it. What underlay should I be using in this case? I used 2 types on my floor. The cheap white stuff over heavy guage DPC plastic, but then I managed to find some black rubberised u'lay with a silver foil backing for the hall. The hall is much better deadened. It is about 3x the price though. P. |
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Which Laminate Flooring Underlay?
I have Timbermate Silentfloor Gold under 15mm engineered oak over
concrete, and I am very impressed by it. Was thinking on heat insulation, rather than sound. |
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