Twll her they act as air vents when theres an oversupply.
Thankfully shes not thick, i made a big call against her father who was in the block up all the vents opinion.
None too subtle “my father in law is thick” dig.
“Arent i filling enough gaps to be occupying your mind, old dog?”
Wouldn’t go that far now, but i can highlight black mould in future and that ventilation is key. Cant be burning bridges when a 2 man job is needed
Tell him mind his business.That some weirdo on the internet sorted you out
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It is wood, and it’s the best tongue and groove stuff they had (6mm top or somesuch?)
It’s going onto poured concrete underfloor heating.
The floor is well dry been poured months. Heating on for three weeks now. Apparently you need to leave the wood lying in the house. The builder says a week, other friends say 4 weeks minimum.
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That’s a semi solid floor then… 1 week is fine
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incidentally i remember working on a new hotel job over a summer many moons ago and they were in a mad panic to open it… so much so that the dance floor buckled about 6 weeks after opening and they had to cancel a few events.
It’s lethal once wet
He’s right
Come here this is Lord Didsbury you are talking about, he’s a one man stimulus package for the tradesmen of Connacht. There’ll be no laminate in his gaff
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a week is fine.
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Dunno my chippie says up to a month