Jeff Adams

Mon 03 Mar 2014 08:25pm

No way should the floor bounce. A poor excuse saying the subfloor is uneven. The fitter if the said person is a qualified fitter should point out at the quotation point that the subfloor needs to be addressed and again a qualified fitter will do this regards Jeff / Guild Flooring / F.I.T.A certified

(5) Was this helpful?

Rafal Kaczynski

Tue 04 Mar 2014 08:22am

Hi Lesley If he would use good quality thick underlayer not even if floor is uneven should bouce Ask him what he use as a underlayer firstthen point that answer to him Regards Rafal

(2) Was this helpful?

Bogdan Banasiewicz

Mon 03 Mar 2014 12:27pm

Hi Lesley . It is bad if laminate floor bouncy . If tradesman put for you laminate floor he should know that under laminate surface must be on straight level . If no your laminate floor will be damage in one year or less. Now is question what kind of underfloor he put before lay laminate floor ? Some of underfloor can make laminate bouncy but not more than 0.5 mm. I hope it help you . regards Bogdan facebook : PROTON PROTON Rated people : PROTON

(2) Was this helpful?