Laminate flooring MEGATHREAD

[numero uno 10]

32m per room or or in total ?

[parkerlion 10]

Hi there

i would be happy to come and do a quote or the work required

 

ive got over 10 years experience property maintenance

my number is 07858870626 please ring and leave a message and ill get back to you

or text and ill give you a call i can also be reached by email on

parkerspropertys@aol.co.uk

 

thanks

Mick Parker

[sbs builders 10]

We would be happy to provide a free quote

Sothall Building Services

Gary 07533 144116

Full refurbs,kitchens,bathrooms plumbing,plastering,tileing,joinery

upvc windows doors conservatories free quotes

email gary@barlow47.orangehome.co.uk

 

Regards Gary

[POPSIE 10]

Can anyone suggest someone who would fit me some laminated flooring

Many Thanks

[kidley 48]

Andrew hall did all mine and did a first class job cant recommend him highly enough, have a look on here.

http://www.andrewhalljoinery.co.uk/

[POPSIE 10]

Many thanks

[markz1990123 10]

Call for free quote thanks mark

[g&k services 10]

give me a call gary 07913010534 for a free quote

[imroberts 10]

I'm in the process of fitting a new kitchen and will be laying laminate floor.

 

I intend to lay the laminate after the units are fitted, and lay it up to the legs on the units and then fit the plinths afterwards (in case the flooring needs to come up in future due to a leak etc.) and also intend to lay flooring under the freestanding appliances so they're easy enough to slide in and out.

 

Due to this is it a good idea to make the kitchen units 14mm higher (6mm fibreboard underlay + 8mm laminate) than normal to make sure the plinth can be fitted afterwards without trimming, and also make sure the appliances aren't too close to the worktop above?

 

If I do this it will also mean the support end panels (which attach to the cabinets afterwards, they don't replace the actual side panel of the cupboard) should be the right height to simply fit after the laminate is laid, and should be the right size from laminate to worktop?

[handypandy 14]

You are more or less correct in theory. In practice, it depends how level the floor is and how plumb the walls are. Rarely will an end panel just slot in with no cutting to adjust. If you can lay laminate and fit a kitchen, you'll breeze it.

 

 

 

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[geared 302]

Yep, so don't worry if you have to trim a plinth to get it to fit - it's not a massive pain to do.

[imroberts 10]

Having to trim the plinths (and end panels) isn't what concerns me.

 

Given my appliances are 850mm high, my concern is that after I've fitted underlay and laminate at say 15mm that only leaves a gap of 5mm above the appliances?