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You could still use make the boards flow in one direction, but transitions are important as each room can have different humidity levels and let's imagine you got a spill in one room if the floor expands the transition would limit it to this room only where without it you can have damage to...

All I can say that it's an engineered flooring - obviously stained in dark brown with a wire brushed effect, on the bad site - the top layer of the planks is awfully little, so it's probably very cheap.

Apart from the fact that proper installers they should be able to make a moisture test as part of their service - so they can guarantee the floor was installed following the guidelines of the manufacturer in case you want to have the guarantee of the flooring not voided. So basically they should...

Despite all the recommendation, instruction, manuals and strong advice to all that a professional should do the job, somehow laminate installations always seem a too easy job to actually pay for the fitting and not agree to the lowest price or doing it yourself...

I'd agree with the other posts, first fix wood flooring by helping the subfloor, applying some filler to make it mode flexible, add extra support underneath (in case under is the seller) and then put some soft underlay under the laminate like foam or foam and rubber so it will keep the warmth...

Do you know that the cheap Chinese flooring does not even have grades? They just everything in containers and ship it, not to mention the quality of their 'engineered flooring. Never want to see something like this again.