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Floor problem
I have just bought some wooden flooring and having only occasionally laying it before i have a problem with this bigger room
the 4 planks i am using when laid down are the exact same length as the room in the past i have had to cut the last piece in half and then use that to start the next row but how do i start the next row if the first row fits exactly from wall to wall? |
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Just cut a piece in half and use the 2 halves at either end.
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Hi
Try the same way you started the first row, I presume you cut off the tongue or groove to start, what's with this cuttinging in half you just cut to fit The above comment is odd as as you use the blank/cut end from the previous plank/board abating the wall and the grooved/ tongue end for the next plank so there is no waste |
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Try the same way you started the first row, I presume you cut off the tongue or groove to start, what's with this cuttinging in half you just cut to fit The above comment is odd as as you use the blank/cut end from the previous plank/board abating the wall and the grooved/ tongue end for the next plank so there is no waste |
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