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we put up with it till the giant people eating spiders started emerging from the gaps. quite a scary issue for me......
This is firetanks missus btw, he isn't a screaming girlie, honest.
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Lynne, do you have tongue & groove boards, or old fasioned ones with real gaps?

Its also not good for keeping the house warm, with big gaps letting in cold air.
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Hinton Heating wrote:Lynne, do you have tongue & groove boards, or old fasioned ones with real gaps?

Its also not good for keeping the house warm, with big gaps letting in cold air.
I have the old fashioned ones with real gaps.
No problem with cold air, my bedroom is very warm as immersion tank is in there. Never have rad on in there. Dont fancy big spiders tho, haven't seen any yet.
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Well done HH :thumbright: This product came up on another discussion a few months back (here or TT) and I've been racking my brains to remember what it was. Thx :wink:
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I posted the link before :lol:
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40 linear metres will cover 3.8 square metres of 4 inch floor boards


maths as follows

4 inch floor boards are 95mm wide, 1m of board 95mm wide is .095m2 per linear metre

1 square metre of floor requires, 1/.095 = 10.5 linear metres

a 40 metre roll / 10.5m =3.8

hope my maths is good
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Post by Marc »

Or in other words a good few quid.
Years ago AT THE CUSTOMERS REQUEST I once filled in the gaps with clear silicone and firring strips for the big ones. I told her till I was blue in the face not to use the bedroom for at least a day to allow the silicone to FULLY cure.
Did she listen??? ::b
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the customer is always right :roll:
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[Thanks. Have ordered a sample from them.
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