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Yeah the water softeners are a grand job . Cost you around €15 every month or so for the salt cubes . Worth it though if youre in a hard water area as your appliances last longer . Probably around the €600 mark to supply and fit a decent self-regenerating one . Where are you living ?
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Originally posted by BabbsBalls BabbsBalls wrote:

Yeah the water softeners are a grand job . Cost you around €15 every month or so for the salt cubes . Worth it though if youre in a hard water area as your appliances last longer . Probably around the €600 mark to supply and fit a decent self-regenerating one . Where are you living ?
Cheers for the advice.Can you recommend any particular company/brand?Is it a job for a plumber or would it be a specialist job/company ?Live in Roscommon.
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whats the best/easiest way to remove old marley from a wooden floor?
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Old Marley?
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Yes BSM,must be 20 years old at least.
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Originally posted by Salzburglilly Salzburglilly wrote:

Yes BSM,must be 20 years old at least.
I mean WTF is Marley?
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by Salzburglilly Salzburglilly wrote:

Yes BSM,must be 20 years old at least.
I mean WTF is Marley?



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http://www.danceequipmentintl.com/floors/marleyfloors/assets/Arabesque-Marbled-1000.jpg


Edited by Salzburglilly - 12 May 2014 at 10:29pm
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Are you retiling it? You can tile over them anyway. I know a lad who done this. A lot easier than tearing them up and trying to clear the adhesive underneath
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Originally posted by colmoc colmoc wrote:

Are you retiling it? You can tile over them anyway. I know a lad who done this. A lot easier than tearing them up and trying to clear the adhesive underneath



No re tiling dude,will have to go through the process of removing the whole lot,just leave a wooden floor when i am finished,hopefully not ruined.
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Originally posted by Salzburglilly Salzburglilly wrote:

whats the best/easiest way to remove old marley from a wooden floor?
Get a Stripper (Electric )Wink if they are really hard to get off ,if you are putting tiles over them you have to remove them ,or put new timber on top of them if possible i.e height of floor will be an issue here as youll have a different level to an adjacent floor ? also the timber floor will have to be screeded with levelling compound  and a mesh put on as the floor will move and Tiles will split or become loose .
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Originally posted by St.Pauli Reloaded 2 St.Pauli Reloaded 2 wrote:

Originally posted by Salzburglilly Salzburglilly wrote:

whats the best/easiest way to remove old marley from a wooden floor?
Get a Stripper (Electric )Wink if they are really hard to get off ,if you are putting tiles over them you have to remove them ,or put new timber on top of them if possible i.e height of floor will be an issue here as youll have a different level to an adjacent floor ? also the timber floor will have to be screeded with levelling compound  and a mesh put on as the floor will move and Tiles will split or become loose .


Cheers dude Thumbs Up will see if i can rent one,something like this you mean?

http://imavex.vo.llnwd.net/o18/clients/runyonrental/images/3253.jpg
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Originally posted by Salzburglilly Salzburglilly wrote:

Originally posted by St.Pauli Reloaded 2 St.Pauli Reloaded 2 wrote:

Originally posted by Salzburglilly Salzburglilly wrote:

whats the best/easiest way to remove old marley from a wooden floor?
Get a Stripper (Electric )Wink if they are really hard to get off ,if you are putting tiles over them you have to remove them ,or put new timber on top of them if possible i.e height of floor will be an issue here as youll have a different level to an adjacent floor ? also the timber floor will have to be screeded with levelling compound  and a mesh put on as the floor will move and Tiles will split or become loose .


Cheers dude Thumbs Up will see if i can rent one,something like this you mean?

http://imavex.vo.llnwd.net/o18/clients/runyonrental/images/3253.jpg
Yes thats the one ClapClap you should be able to rent it out cheap enough and make sure you get a spare blade with it and Ear Muffs LOL you need any more help Material etc, fire away and good luck !
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I need a painter to paint my house and somebody rebuild a pillar.

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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

I need a painter to paint my house and somebody rebuild a pillar.

Any takers?
HB questions I think you should put out .
 Size of your house two story bungalow etc . When was the last time it was painted as maybe need an undercoat , power washed for sure needs to be done .
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Just finishing painting the outside of the house, semi detached 3bed with pebble dashing, jaysus it's tough going, saving myself a fortune but dunno if I'd do it again.

Using a good quality paint so at least it's done for a good few years
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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

I need a painter to paint my house and somebody rebuild a pillar.

Any takers?
 
Isn't BSM a painter?
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Originally posted by bhob bhob wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

I need a painter to paint my house and somebody rebuild a pillar.

Any takers?

 
Isn't BSM a painter?
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