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tiles and laminate flooring

WayneScott · 2014-02-14 17:52:01

Would tiles need to be taken to fit flooring like this or would it go over them? Is this laminate any good?

14-02-2014 5:52pm

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WayneScott

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Would tiles need to be taken to fit flooring like this or would it go over them?

Is this laminate any good?

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#2 14-02-2014 5:56pm

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You can lay laminate over tiles as long as they are secure, don't have any protruding tiles and use the polythene foam underlay padding.

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#3 14-02-2014 6:01pm

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stoneill wrote: »

You can lay laminate over tiles as long as they are secure, don't have any protruding tiles and use the polythene foam underlay padding.

ok what do you mean protruding tiles? coming out from where laminate ends? Would the laminate in above link look any good to you?

And can vinyl be laid over tiles?

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#4 14-03-2014 8:42am

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sticky uppy tiles

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#5 14-03-2014 9:09am

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stoneill wrote: »

sticky uppy tiles

???

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#6 14-03-2014 9:12am

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If the tiles are level like a flat untiled concrete floor then yes. If there are any tiles that have corners sticking up, not level - then no.

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