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Got to fix door profiles to the tile/wooden floor interface - what's best to fix it down? It's a concrete subfloor so would rather use adhesive...
Expanding foam and weights.
Sounds messy...Any reason to use this as opposed to something like grip fill?
Which door profile? The ones I have fitted come with a plastic U-channel that is nailed/screwed/gripfilled to the subfloor and the decorative profile is clipped into this.
See the pic here:
http://www.infloor.co.uk/partnumber.asp?cid=32937&pnid=346768
Sounds messy...Any reason to use this as opposed to something like grip fill?
Do you need one other than me telling you? 🙂
Do you need one other than me telling you?
I'd hardly trust myself with Pritt stick let alone foam filler 😉 but I'll give it a bash!
Which door profile? The ones I have fitted come with a plastic U-channel that is nailed/screwed/gripfilled to the subfloor and the decorative profile is clipped into this.
They are called door saddles here is a [url= http://www.dssupplies.com/solid-profiles.html ]link to the ones we have bought.[/url]
Ok, I would gripfill and leave something heavy on it overnight.
I'd use gripfill too. Great stuff.
Used gripfill to secure the carpet gripper to a solid concrete floor without any drama.
But I'd prob use a decent PU/wood glue for that and only stick it to one side, so as to allow for a bit of expansion and slippage.
Carl
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