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Floor tiling

MaudL · 2021-07-02 12:47:27

Hi, I have a 40 square meter open plan living room/kitchen, which currently has laminate flooring that I want to replace with wood effect tiles (not herringbone). It's an apartment so there's nowhere to temporarily store the furniture so I guess the tiler would have to work in sections? Underneath the laminate is a…

02-07-2021 12:47pm

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MaudL

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Hi,

I have a 40 square meter open plan living room/kitchen, which currently has laminate flooring that I want to replace with wood effect tiles (not herringbone).
It's an apartment so there's nowhere to temporarily store the furniture so I guess the tiler would have to work in sections? Underneath the laminate is a concrete slab.

Anyway, I would appreciate if someone could give me a rough idea of the cost of labour to remove the laminate and install the new tiles.
I'm in Dublin 18.

Thanks in advance!

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