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Hi. Can you please pm me the price of 3mm vinyl tile installation?

Also have a few questions

- Can the Vinyl tiles be installed on bare cement floor ?

- Noticed that some companies charge for self-levelling? What is it and is it compulsory?

- Besides the vinyl price installation, is there any other charges i.e. transportation (place in Kote Kemuning) etc?

Thanks

replied you thru PM

possible to install on wall?

This post has been edited by kyoshooo: Sep 20 2013, 09:12 AM

YES< it can be done but cost more as we need to use special glue




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what is the cost per sqft than?

would like to know exactly the same thing, except my place would be in bukit raja
Pls pm me also.

The price is RM4.80 psf including installation. Aluminium edging (if required) is RM5.00 per feet .



Also have a few questions

- Can the Vinyl tiles be installed on bare cement floor ?

YES, provided it is level.

- Noticed that some companies charge for self-levelling? What is it and is it compulsory?

If your floor is not level , then self leveling is recommended . Self levelling is very expensive .

We normally do skimming instead if it is not too bad as it is much cheaper. If it is just a little, we will do it FOC.-

Besides the vinyl price installation, is there any other charges i.e. transportation (place in Kote Kemuning) etc?

NO

Thanks

Philip
0198802697

This post has been edited by tpleong: Oct 17 2013, 08:41 AM

hi boss,



I am contractor too, looking to deal with you next time.

This post has been edited by chooyang: Oct 21 2013, 10:53 AM

Hi Phillip,

Do you have the 5 mm glueless interlocking system ? Considering changing it....

I have installed a 3 mm vinyl tiles on top of my existing 18 x 18 inch tiles. However due to my house was built on a ex mining land (YTL Lakefields) the moisture coming from the ground is quite high.

the vinyl tiles are coming off at area where there is high moisture. (not all are affected, only a few tiles, 5-6 tiles are affected) Are there any glue that can withstand moisture?, currently i am using those super strong epoxy that
seems to be holding the tiles in place...

Thanks,

Vincent Wee

Can you guys remove existing tiles / parquet and lay this down?

Yes, I have . However, I have 2 color/design only.

Like others, we uses water based glue for easy mantainance and easy removing it in future. Hence, it could not withstand high moisture. However, we use other type of glue for wet area.

Since epoxy can do the job, just continue with it .

Cheers

For tiles, you dont need to remove it . We will only skim it to level .

For parquet , that depends on whether it is level or not .

Removing it involve high cost. Firstly , you need to hack it (for tiles) . Then you need to cement it or use self levelling compund to level it . This is not cheap.

Cheers

Thanks for the reply, what other type of glue for wet area would you recommend?

The epoxy (labelled as super strong or steel ) only come is a small tube, it is going to be very expensive to use epoxy to replace the affected area about 5-6 tiles.

Regards,

Vincent Wee

You need not apply the whole tiles. Just mainly on the edges .

Is it suitable to install the vinyl tiles in the bathroom floor?

Not advisable .........

Water prove ka boss? How much for 5mm interlocking for 600psft

Yes, Water proof.

My advice is , use 2mm or 3mm. Firstly, it is much cheaper and it is much more stable as it is glue on.

For 2mm, it is around RM2,500 with installation .

Philip
0198802697

Hi Philip,

My area is about 1000sqft including living hall and dining hall, now it's tiles with skirting. Can vinyl tile flooring do skirting also? Thanks!

Regards
Linda