This floor was tricky because it had lots of angles and doorways where the floor had to be cut to fit perfectly on multiple angles. This was a vinyl click, the skirting board was redone and the door frames were cut to hide the 5mm gap around the edge.
This was a one-off cupboard hanging, in a new build where the customer wanted storage above their utility room. They requested we hung it high up so they have room above the sink.
This house was reconfigured, the bedrooms were made smaller and the bathroom was made larger and split into an on-suite(Bathroom 2) and the main bathroom(Bathroom 1). We built the stud walls between the bathrooms and the bedroom. we also shifted a door frame and moved the bathroom door. we also had to build a new door frame for the on-suite.
The floor was a vinyl click and was cut into the shape of the bathroom, we also helped the bathroom fitter install the bath and shower. Finally, we sourced a new matching door for the on-suite and hung it with matching ironmongery.
This is a good example of a nice herringbone floor in a bathroom
This is a vinyl click floor with underfloor heating in used in a bathroom
We cut the tiles to fit in a brick pattern on the floor of this conservatory, we had to tidy up the concrete floor so we could lay the tiles flat.
We tiled this bathroom and installed the shower tray. The tiles in the shower area went all the way to the ceiling and carried on half height all the way round. we had to leave the bottom row to allow a floor to be built in later on.
We cleared the front garden from rubble and then flattened the ground so a driveway can be built.
We also dug a trench and placed rebar for reinforcement, we divided the different heights so we can have a stepped wall along the pavement. Finally, we filled the hole with concrete.
We dug out and poured a large slab for sitting dog sheds on, the slab was 27m long, we poured the slab in two sections to stop it from cracking. we finished up by digging a path along the front ad to the existing shed.
We built the shuttering in two sections, this allowed us to reuse the wood for the second section after the pour. we also laid waterproof sheets along the bottom to try and prevent rising damp. The slab also had a drain running through it, there were several ACO drains and a pipe that run the entire length of the slab.
Simple Vynal Click flooring, cut in round the toilet and radiator.
