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cassa333 | 02:05 Mon 07th Sep 2015 | Business & Finance
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Not sure where this goes but here it is!!

If someone rents a house and it has laminate flooring (albeit a bit dodgy) when the floor needs replacing does the landlord have to,replace it,with laminate or,can they put carpet down?

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If the property description specifies the flooring material the landlord has to stick to it. Otherwise they can use any material they want.
Look at the tenancy agreement. If - as Eddie says - it specifies laminate then that must be used unless the tenant agrees otherwise. However, the landlord could give the tenant 2 months notice if the agreement is now periodic (in other words, if the fixed term has ended) & get a new tenant.
the landlord can put a carpet down

I have just done it

get the tenant out Cassa - it is the same one innit ?
honestly they are just possing you around
cassa this person owes you money, has been a complete knob and now you are worried about what floor covering you can use in your own building???

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