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Angles and flow
Hi Joe, the arrow is indicating which direction the client wants the plank to flow, now you’ll notice that the kitchen/living room has different angled walls than the dinning room in which I’m putting plank as well, my questions are what do I do at the pocket door into the dinning room? she doesn’t want angled flooring, and where would I start. The plank is being installed in the bath and all throughout what’s pictured. There is also a sliding glass door just to the left of the bar top left of picture. The floor ends at a transition/doorway just past the laundry room at the bottom of drawing.
Thank you!
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Thank you Joe, sorry I should have clarified that, and your right, she (customer) wants to base it off of the kitchen/living room walls just how you set it up in your video LEFT TO RIGHT. So where the plank reaches the dining room is the main issue. In the dining room she wants the plank to be square with the dining room walls so continuing the plank through the dining room pocket door wont work, I’m just not sure which direction to run it whether it is north and south or east and west. I like your idea about working from the laundry room towards the kitchen. I’m using florret modin flooring so it might be easier not to run backwards as much. thank you for your time!
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Are you using signature, base or craftsman?
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base
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I will send a few pictures the next time I go over to her house in the next day or so, thank you very much!
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