Good morning team,
Not sure if this question sits in woodwork/carpentry or flooring but here goes!
Just had a DIY-Kitchens delivered (Linwood range in Carbon, absolutely fantastic quality for anyone thinking of one) and need to make a start on getting it fitted. The fitting will be taking place before LVT flooring and a thin self levelling screed will be required before this goes down.
Is there any reason why the units cannot be sat on top of sheets of thin (9-12mm) ply so that the levelling compound doesn't flow under the units, get all in the feet etc? Basically to act like a 'dam'. Feels like it would also make the future removal/replacement of integrated appliances easier and less risk of damaging the floor (e.g. can easily be pulled straight out onto card/sheet etc).
Many thanks in advance.
Not sure if this question sits in woodwork/carpentry or flooring but here goes!
Just had a DIY-Kitchens delivered (Linwood range in Carbon, absolutely fantastic quality for anyone thinking of one) and need to make a start on getting it fitted. The fitting will be taking place before LVT flooring and a thin self levelling screed will be required before this goes down.
Is there any reason why the units cannot be sat on top of sheets of thin (9-12mm) ply so that the levelling compound doesn't flow under the units, get all in the feet etc? Basically to act like a 'dam'. Feels like it would also make the future removal/replacement of integrated appliances easier and less risk of damaging the floor (e.g. can easily be pulled straight out onto card/sheet etc).
Many thanks in advance.
