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thanks for the reply's guys! I went ahead and purchased the Multi-Envoy stuff. Was significantly cheaper than the Elastilon, and from the searching I done online seems to be just as good. And the fact that the Elastilon stuff doesn't have any brand on it probably means all this stuff is prob...

One last bit of advice needed guys! So im going ahead with the self-adhesive underlay method. Do i have to buy the more expensive Elastilon stuff or are the Srewfix own, or Envo-Multi products just as good? these are quite a bit cheaper so im worried about wasting my money. would rather pay the...

misterfish - glad to hear someone else laying so much floor using the self adhesive and worked fine! :D makes me feel bit more confident in using it now! thanks for the offer, but my joiner will have these. no way am i attempting this myself! :S The Eriba Turner - yeah gluing the t&g was the...

this is all great stuff guys! surprised by how quick im getting responses! :D couple of you asked if i already have the wood - already paid for, but not in possession yet as its being delivered on the 27th. Not too keen on changing it as I really like the wood I went for and got a good price...

bosshogg - thanks for the reply. I spoke to the developer a while back and he advised that the wood can just be glued down to the floor. He also advised that under the concrete there is already a damp proof membrane. Steel City Man - thanks for this detailed reply! much appreciated! :D Im not...

Hi! Im hoping I can get some advice here! i know nothing of DIY! I have purchased my 1st flat and didnt like any of the floor options offered by the developer so purchased my own Solid Oak Wood 18mm depth flooring. Its to go down onto a concrete sub-floor. ~60sq metres in total for the open...