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  • I absolutely LOVE this background music! Can I download it on itunes?? I can't imagine a more perfect accompaniment for home repair work!

  • Why would you NEED an electric saw with carbide blade? Can't anyone operate a hand saw anymore?

  • Appreciated how the video covers in quick and in great detail the many facets of laying the laminated flooring. Great work on the animation...!!

  • how do i know how much floor for mi room?

    is there a way to work it out after i measure the room?

  • @vibezzable floors are commonly sold by square footage. If your room is not a square or rectangle, it is probably easiest to break it up into square/rectangle/triangle shapes and add up the area of those squares/rectangles/triangles.

    Length x width = area of square or rectangle

    So if you have a 12'x10' room = 120 square feet

    For a triangle shape, you will have to divide by two.

  • can anyone tell me why you need an expension gap for laminate foors,I know that wood expands and contracts,but isnt this mdf?

  • @tomsacadden since mdf and hdf are wood-based, they will still expand and contract with changes in temperature and humidity...though a lot less than natural wood floors. If there is no space for the floor to expand into, it could buckle or experience other warping/damages. The 1/4" space will be covered by moulding, so no need to worry about the appearance afterwards. Also remember to attach mouldings to the walls and not the floor.

  • This is very cathcy and great...

  • the best instructions..

  • Very informative!

  • great video was very helpfull,thanks very much

  • Wish it had more info for NON-square/rectangular rooms....

  • Sorry to hear you had such difficulty. This video is intended to serve as a visual guide only, complementary to any written installation instructions included with your flooring which will have more detail. What exact kind of flooring did you have? Some floors with lock systems may require tapping in the locks, which may be a possible reason for any difficulties you may have had. Keep in mind the video is animated and steps presented may appear basic compared to "real life."

  • @ejdf870 It's definitely not impossible. If it were, I don't think it would be such a popular solution and weekend project for so many diy'rs. One trick to help solve the problem that you were having is to lock each entire length of flooring together at the short ends, AND THEN snap them together lengthwise (like a zipper). Some people simply don't have the aptitude for projects like this. Others do, so please don't scare people away who could probably handle this type of install with ease.

  • best vid i found on laminate install on youtube...

  • not bad to be computer animation

  • great vid was very helpfull,thanx

  • Wish all videos wur so professional

  • Excellent.

  • very user friendly , i got it first try thx

  • Best laminate installation video on youtube. Nothing was left out!

  • very informative

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