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Posted 30 January 2009
Various Laminate flooring products @ £5 per pack @ B&Q
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I was in my local B&Q store today and saw various packs of wooden flooring products at £5 per pack. So I ran home, got the car and picked up enough packs to cover two bedroom floors (Maple and Beech) for the grand total of £50. As I'm in the process of trying to sell my house, I'm hoping this could make the difference.
Of course I still have to get the underlay and trims, plus put it down, but I already feel like a winner. Was talking to a staff member who said they are keeping stock levels low,... just in case the credit crunches.
Marvellous
Of course I still have to get the underlay and trims, plus put it down, but I already feel like a winner. Was talking to a staff member who said they are keeping stock levels low,... just in case the credit crunches.
Marvellous
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Why would the carpets be pish stained?
Could the laminate not also have spillages on it?
Me not understand? If the carpet is new - the laminate is new?
The carpet is washable?
The laminate is wipeable?
All sounds a bit....... :whistling:
:|... if only there was another option.........:? .
Carpets should only be seen as shock absorbers for the stairs.
[COLOR=Olive]Me too, I'm always watching their movies [/COLOR]:whistling:
Me too, they look great when topless on the beach in Gran Canaria! :w00t:
and which was the store that had none???
here's the link
Eh??
Anyway, this stuff is alright for a fiver, it usually comes in on special at £10 but its pretty horrible in my opinion. Not bad for doing quick freshen ups for selling or if you rent out.
In many cases they'll have been sitting in a cold warehouse for months, if not years. There's a chance they'll be warped, and a real nightmare to fit straight out of the packet as a result, so give them time to adjust. This is from someone who laid 90% of a living room and then got to the final corner to find that the last 3 packs apparently in the world of this particular laminate (which was from B&Q) were so badly warped that they met at each end, but were a good half inch apart in the middle.
And as some of you boys know, its good for the cleaning up. After a good Scandinavian night of film watching.
I'm thinking of covering my hall-way and a bedroom.