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    sorry if this is in the wrong subforum but i couldn't see a relevant one. my nephew's got a real wood floor (random length tongue and groove) to put down in his living room, nice flat, smooth concrete. what glue is best to put this down with? i did one a while ago but that was onto boards and joists. also what's best to prime the floor with? cheers in advance

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    cheers deano, where will i get that? tile giant? and what priming does the concrete need?

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    i have never used it my self m8. I only came across it when i was doing some display boards for Mapei.* *

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    havent you got a laminate flooring shop nearby, we have places like FloorstoGo around here and they sell Mapei gear as well as others. If not it will have to be mail order.
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    we got carpet right and topps neale but the equivelant is 94 a tub in topps. i'll tell him to try carpet right (they do wooden floors too!) thanks for the replies

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