Laminate edging???

Cliecost

Hi,

I know that on a normal straight edge you'd either use an edging strip or hide in under the skirting board (if that's possible) but what do you do when it comes to a door way and the architrave?

Do you just leave the edge open and bare or is there some way of covering up that too?

Thanks.

chunkychocky

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THRESHOLD-STRIPS-LAMINATE-FLOORING-DOOR-BARS-TRIMS-ALL-COLOURS-FINISHES-/230870533627

No idea if these particular ones are any good, but you are looking for a laminate flooring door bar.

olias

loads more different types available too, if you're transitioning to carpet, tile, etc etc

Olias

olias

sorry, cust re read your post - what you do is cut the bottom off the architrave so the laminate does under it - like this (pic 2)....

http://www.juliancassell.com/1318/laying-wood-and-laminate-floors

You can buy a tool from amazon for under a fiver that will be easier to use than a crosscut saw - like this....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Precision-Components-Laminate-Undercut-Hand/dp/B0089X4YP2/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1380535254&sr=8-22&keywords=laminate+flooring+saw

Olias

Cliecost

olias wrote: »

sorry, cust re read your post - what you do is cut the bottom off the architrave so the laminate does under it - like this (pic 2)....

http://www.juliancassell.com/1318/laying-wood-and-laminate-floors

You can buy a tool from amazon for under a fiver that will be easier to use than a crosscut saw - like this....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Precision-Components-Laminate-Undercut-Hand/dp/B0089X4YP2/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1380535254&sr=8-22&keywords=laminate+flooring+saw

Olias

Cheers!