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y have u tried it?? it cannot be that hard pal

 

Wait until you get to the edges...

Have you considered what you're going to do when you reach the skirting boards - ie have new ones fitted or have that awful quadrant beading fitted?

 

I'd pay someone - and get it all done in a day.

Otherwise there's lots of help online and U tube.

Edited by 123456A
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I'd also recommend taking up the old laminate, cutting the door jambs out(This is the right way to do it. I hate seeing it just cut round door frames and silliconed up) and make sure you leave the right amount of expansion around the floor. Run the flooring the longest direction of the room, if it's a pretty square room then run it the way the light comes in.

As for splitting it at the door. It would depend on if it will look okay ie if it's all running in the longest direction. Take a look on the fitting instructions that will be in the pack. It will tell you a recommended area that you can do until you really should split the floor up. They usually have little diagrams on for you to follow and will show you how to fit it plus cut round any radiator pipes and such.

Take your time and don't be to rough when trying to click the laminate together. The corners of the boards tend to chip easy and if they are forced in wrong they will leave a slight lip.

Hope this helps.

Edited by R.B Flooring
it said radiator pies not pipes lol
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