Oh, that sounds like something for us. :cool: Do you still remember the manufacturer? And do you maybe have a photo of how the "botched" result looks – maybe that will almost be enough for us... You can't see the edges anyway, you basically only see the floor in the middle and in front of the door because everything is so cluttered.
Wood look would also fit well here; that would be a good contrast to the beige-gray tiles in the kitchen.
This is what it looks like here. I can attach another photo below showing the before appearance.
I can send you a private message with where I got it from, linking is not allowed here.
I noticed that you have to cut precisely. I messed up quickly and cut inaccurately. And I have spots, near the door for example, where there is no finishing edge, the planks pulled apart a few millimeters there. If you're not lazy (like me), you can fix that with a hot air blower by reheating the glue. I think if you measure/cut properly and use finishing strips, this problem shouldn't occur at all.
Here are some pictures of the current situation and the many pipes you somehow have to work your way around. Although with the many at the very back, I would say I’ll cut around them in a square shape... I just can’t imagine it any other way right now. In the last picture, you can see that the covering was probably poured onto the screed after the heating system was installed. Under the heater, you can see the rough screed, the mass is clearly separated there. Up to that point, I would lay the covering and save some, maybe when the heating is replaced later, the rest can be suitably laid.
And sorry, the floor has dust on it besides scratches, we were all sick recently and therefore haven’t wiped for a while...