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How to finish off a laminate planking floor edge: next to a sliding closet door

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Uploaded by on Apr 15, 2011

How to finish off a laminate planking floor edge, next to sliding closet doors, involves using your brains a little. How close should you cut the laminate planking floor pieces to the sliding closet door threshold? "I can't just cut it tight?"......that would be a no. There's a few things to know when it comes time to finishing off your laminate floor planking, especially up against an existing threshold like a closet door unit. The finish project should look right & be right, since you don't want any surprises popping up, after you finish your laminate planking floor project. What's the big deal anyway? I'll let "joe" explain what the big deal is.

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  • Qusetion about laminate...I have installed several floors now but had a problem with a couple areas. After installing the seams seem to come apart some, I slid them in and locked them but they seem to have small spaces showing. This is a 100 year old house and is definately not square. And are spacers at the edge enough space for expansion? Thanks Sue Love the videos!

  • @mcavoysue25 Not sure why your seams are not staying together. After you click them in, are you tapping them in all the way with the special tool? Watch some of my other laminate videos where I attach the panels together using the tool. For expansion, most directions say to allow a minimum of 1/4" to 3/8" gap. I wouldn't go any less than that. The spacers can adjust for whatever size you need. I have a video of that too. Your floor should still go together tight since it snaps together. Joe :0

  • I've laid on a few floors in my time, and finished them off; but you won't believe this...I asked a plumber to come around, and now my front passage is leaking. Talk about a cheap job.....What would you suggest?

    Thank you.

    5*****.

    Jennie.

  • @Kittielips Don't call out the same plumber next time you need your pipes cleaned........ :0

  • Very nice i like the fix you came up with :):)

  • @DAZUPYOU I thought this trim piece was a good idea. I actually found it in the carpet section of the hardware store. Always look around at the store for other options for your trim or threshold needs. Joe :0

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    I won't, don't you worry. I'll install your screws in future; so that's another lesson learnt, isn't it?!!

    Which type would you recommend?

    Jennie.

  • Very true i will for now on thank you :):)

  • @Amnas2011 Glad to hear you got a little insight on the videos I've been putting out. That's the classic "the more you watch, the more you learn". It's a good habit......huh lol! Joe :0

  • Watch ur all videos.Really very usefull!!

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