Remove Laminate floor trim,...

Dandytf

mser's

Before I continue, is there a decent tool slim enough to pry Laminate Flooring.
I'm finding decent start with Scraper, though left at least 2 broken pieces attached.
I searched the removal bars online, they seem far too thick. 
p.s. Not a great deal to save as I'm using de install re install retailer service quite costly.

thanks

FreeBear

Dandytf said: Before I continue, is there a decent tool slim enough to pry Laminate Flooring.
I'm finding decent start with Scraper, though left at least 2 broken pieces attached.

A scraper is probably as good a tool as you'll get. The edge trim is often an MDF moulding and glued/pinned in place. It will break and leave bits behind, as is the nature of the stuff.

flashg67

I've used a glazing bead tool which are a tad thicker than standard scrapers eg https://www.thewindowfittersmate.com/draper-window-bead-removal-tool-32mm-12-p.asp

Dandytf

flashg67 said:

I've used a glazing bead tool which are a tad thicker than standard scrapers eg https://www.thewindowfittersmate.com/draper-window-bead-removal-tool-32mm-12-p.asp

Thanks much moe reliable suggestion, though I've b.q visit today, I'll try
https://www.diy.com/departments/vonhaus-window-glazing-tool-kit-high-tensile-steel-chisel-rubber-mallet-hammer-polypropylene-paddle/5056115794223_BQ.prd?&&&&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADt-XHnUxIg51C-5FCF7rcwgqWqjh&gclid=CjwKCAjwkJm0BhBxEiwAwT1AXFIOQ0Tr8ToQyl063aD3uiTvoV6fNUZy-VMcyHIeoDUxR3d6X_xLHxoCumcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
p.s. I'm 90% approx. removed with Wallpaper Scraper, though stopped last night as tired.
When pieces of a few cm's are left, it was time to stop until today.

Thanks mser's great suggestions.

Mnoee

Dandytf said:

flashg67 said:

I've used a glazing bead tool which are a tad thicker than standard scrapers eg https://www.thewindowfittersmate.com/draper-window-bead-removal-tool-32mm-12-p.asp

Thanks much moe reliable suggestion, though I've b.q visit today, I'll try
https://www.diy.com/departments/vonhaus-window-glazing-tool-kit-high-tensile-steel-chisel-rubber-mallet-hammer-polypropylene-paddle/5056115794223_BQ.prd?&&&&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADt-XHnUxIg51C-5FCF7rcwgqWqjh&gclid=CjwKCAjwkJm0BhBxEiwAwT1AXFIOQ0Tr8ToQyl063aD3uiTvoV6fNUZy-VMcyHIeoDUxR3d6X_xLHxoCumcQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
p.s. I'm 90% approx. removed with Wallpaper Scraper, though stopped last night as tired.
When pieces of a few cm's are left, it was time to stop until today.

Thanks mser's great suggestions.

Before you head to b&q, note that the specific thing you've linked is sold online only, it's not stocked in stores. They've only started showing third party items on their site quite recently, easy to be caught out. 

Dandytf

@Mnoee
Home from b/q -store suggested tool isn't strong enough and kitchen is back to almost 1s quote.
Savings further depleted though worth deposit.
At least I have new Stanley as reliable Homebase blade fell victim to laminate trim!
Guess it's scraper and screwdriver today.