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Tony C.’s Flooring Project
I think everything is self-explanatory. I’ve noted where I think I should start, as well as the direction of the plank. Hopefully, I just need confirmation that I’m on the right track, OR redirection on something I’m not seeing/considering. Thanks so much for your help. TC
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watch this – https://somup.com/c06DF5BkPl
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Rookie Video Skills. . . but watch this at your convenience: https://youtu.be/Z2zSFSw-2YI
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Man, you’re fast! Yes, we will run the plank east to west both downstairs and upstairs. I’ll get you a picture of the plant locking system as soon as I get my hands onto it. Thanks so much again! TC
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One other question – in the downstairs ½ bathroom across from the current laundry closet . . . that entire side of the house is all 12”x12” floor tile that I’m taking up. However, that ½ bath doorway has a row of full tile sitting right in the middle of it (running east west). I’d like to keep tile in that bathroom, so that will require me to cut the tile in the doorway and then join it up with the new flooring with a transition strip. How (or with what) would you recommend cutting that tile (that’s already attached to the floor) in two without cracking it? If it cracks, I guess that bathroom will get new flooring as well. LOL. This is where I’m at a disadvantage being in new construction. We’d cut it before we laid it in a new house. But being already laid, what would be the best way to cut a straight line in that tile to keep that bathroom tile while removing all the tile around it outside of the bathroom? No rush on the answer. Just at your convenience.
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Here is your main level blueprint – https://somup.com/c06ZYMBMr9
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Thanks Joe! I haven’t been able to watch it all yet. Still doing some demo to prepare for electrician and plumber. Should be starting in about a week. I’m sure I’ll have some questions. Thanks so much! TC
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Here is the upstairs blueprint – https://somup.com/c06ZrNBMO2
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