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Could be uniformity. Or else less waste. I have not seen it myself with vinyl planks. Might be a fluke like your pic. Have seen the seen the same thing in residential. Its like doing a brick pattern on a floor. But then I find that created more waste.hmmmm.

LOL never will.......

Its going to be a bear tomorrow huffin in crapet in this record breaking heat. Just noticed it don't take shit in tools to install rug. Hell, if they still made it all with jute all i'd need is a knife, kicker, hose and needle an thread.

Repeat locations like h joints differ from stair step.

Those people are insane asking a hundred bucks for a t mold

That's what happens when you follow the instructions. Only a few will alert you to stair stepping in the installation instructions. This person should have broken up the pattern. Prolly a carpet installer wannabe laminate/hardwood guy.

I've read that one before. Looks like you fall into the 5% milling defect category.

Front page magazine quality for sure.

Helping out is different than what my senator, John McCain wants. He is old school cold war and would gladly set us up for another round of war debt and then try and blame the spending on Obama.

And cheaper than glue as well. Lose laying vinyl and lino has been around a long time

No, I don't. It is not as hard set as construction adhesive is. Since these strips are glued to the substrate and the floor, this does not allow for movement.

I think its great that there are organizations like media matters that fact check these media hooligans who howl about what the current admin is doing when their last admin actually started it. Where the money comes from is no concern as long as the truth and hipocracy is exposed to the public...

Did a recent vinyl/laminate job and told the lady to use the scraps of vinyl for under the cabinets. She loved the idea. Course she had me do them. O Got some sticky strips of Velcro you can buy. But when I was a kid my dad loose layed some vinyl in our bathroom. Threw some newspapers under...

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I was tight on cork owner figured it and it was 8 bucks a sqft.

I did one on a cork floater where the fridge was in a tight hole. Just used some 3/8. Not many end users have sleds or would want to call just for maintaining.

Like in "isolate" the fridge? Hmmm, great idea. Maybe just make a cut with enough gap or throw some 3/8 ply under it cannot be seen. But the flooring itself if visible is best because I this the same exact height which facilitates moving the fridge in and out. You would never roll that fridge up...

Good, follow the latest install requirements and save them. They change them like I change my under wear, once a week.

Ha ha Nick, yea its slow but stays on target. The noble VAIO is reliable, like an old Chevy pickup. I think I might start to by parts an build a new desktop, maybe water cooled. Oh can I use some automotive coolant in it instead? My kid built his and his brothers desktops that are like...

Picked up a one TB from Costco today. Just waiting for my poor little VAIO to load it all up. It has such an old processor. I'm just lucky I have not lost everything already. Its a testament to VAIO and vista superiority. Lol This might take a whole 24 hours.