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looking for suggestion as to where you start
there are four rooms and a hallway that i am going to lay plank down on. where do i start? there are a couple of dips in the hallway, not bad, but should I level them out?
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https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/dWLjPRWdfRDe
I did a video on my phone…i hope you can see it…thank you for your help…your videos helped tons, which is why i subscribed. thanks again.
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Ok thanks! I will get this to you today.
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https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/78ugPOF3vcMb
It was easier for me to do a video….hopefully you can see it…not sure if i am doing the videos right. Thanks again..there is no rush…I dont plan on starting this project for at least two or three days…so no worries, if you cannot reply soon.
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Also i forgot to mention, yes, I agree with you on the direction of the plank. I do want to run it east to west. <——>
thanks again.
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Here is your blueprint – http://somup.com/cr12qJqgMh
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I just watched your video, and there is alot of good info. i was out of town until last night, but i will probably start late today or tomorrow. I plan on starting in the first bedroom, the only issue is that the outside wall is off….i measured two spots from top wall to bottom wall in that bedroom and the right side measurement is 135 1\4, and the left side is 134. should I measure a line from the inner wall so the angled piece stays on the outer wall? Also, the plank i have has padding, but there was a question in the forum saying that we should use padding….I would like to use quiet walk, but i would like the experts opinion…thank you in advance joe!
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https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/m1xmlMqk9MaV
video of flooring brand and measurements.
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the updated drawing.
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I do have an issue, i thought i had straightened it out, coming towards the inner wall, but it seems that i didnt adjust the line enough….should i do a transition between bedroom 1 and the hallway? or just keep going? I already have like 80% of bedroom one tiled…but i think i can still move it a little…the northern wall has a difference of almost an inch….
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