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Because of the amount of times I get e-mails and phone calls asking this question I thought it would be best to write an article regarding itWhere do I start?Right let us start at the beginning The first thing you need to do is find out how much laminate flooring you are going to need To do this you will need to measure the width of your room and also the length of your room in feet Write these figures down then multiply them both together This will then give you the size of your room in square feet You will then need to add 10% for wastageExample:Width 20 ft x Length 20 ft = 400 sf + 10% = 440 sfSo you will need 440 sf of flooringNow you need to find out how many packs you require If the laminate flooring you have chosen comes in packs of say 19 sf then just divide you room size by this numberExample440 sf / 19 sf = 2315 packsRounded up to the next pack means you will need 24 packs of flooringYou will also need to do this for the amount of underlay requiredWhat else will you need?If you are laying the laminate flooring over a concrete sub-floor then you will also need to purchase a Damp Proof Membrane (DPM) Most leading brands now have underlay that includes a built in DPM This is worth purchasing as it saves time and moneyDoorwaysFor doorways you will need one of the following transition profilesEnd Cap - This is used in doorways that meet carpet, ceramic or stone tiles It can also be used to finish off the flooring against things like a sliding glass doorReducer - You use this when there is a difference in height between the laminate flooring and the floor covering you are meeting up with like linoleum or vinylT Moulding - This is needed in doorways where laminate meets laminate Or for anytime a hard surface is within 1/8 inch of being the same height as the laminate, you will can use a T mouldingFinishing of around the perimeter of the roomWith Laminate Flooring you have to leave an expansion gap, of around 10mm, anywhere the flooring meets a wall There are two ways of hiding this expansion gapOne way is to replace your skirting boards, this way the new skirting fits over the expansion gap This of course adds more cost and time to your projectThe second, cheaper and quicker way is to cover the expansion gap with beading/Scotia This fits up against the skirting boards covering the expansion gap Most brands offer beading that matches the colour of your laminate flooringTo measure for this simply measure all around the perimeter of you room, where you are going to need beading You will again need to add 10% for wastage Once you have this figure you will then need to divide it by the length of the beading, they usually come in lengths of 8ftYou will also need to purchase a fitting kit This usually comprises of a tapping block, pull bar and spacersOk now we know how to measure for laminate flooring here is a measuring format for you to fill in You can print this out to make it easier for youFlooring RequiredWidth _____ft x Length _____ft = ______sf + 10% = _____sf (A)Divide (A) by pack size = _____ packs requiredDivide (A) by Underlay roll size = _____ Rolls of underlay requiredHow many doorwaysEnd Caps ____ Reducer____ T Moulding____BeadingPerimeter _____ft + 10% = _____ftDivided by beading length = ____ft lengths beading required
My name is Jason Ashby and i have 21 years experiance in the flooring trade First starting out as a flooring installer then progressing into training people in all aspects of flooring I also run an online UK store selling laminate flooring products For more informtion regarding laminate or wooden flooring please visit http://wwwukflooringdirectcouk/laminate-flooring-informationhtm
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