tookien
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I have a little more complex situation but trying to simplify it.
I have 3 different hardwood floor panels nail down that needs to be installed.
All are 3/4 thickness and will lock but are different widths (one is 7 inch width, one is 4 inch and another is 5 inch)
I want to make it as seamless as possible and in one direction, but I'm not sure.
The picture shows the floor panels marked in a different color and the direction it could take.
I prefer the one on the right side (in one direction), but I want to try to make it seamless from one floor panel to another.
*EDIT: I thought about a more specific question.
would it be wrong if I took the green flooring into the rooms a little more so I can then branch off with the other flooring panels more seamlessly?
What I would like is basically to install all three types of flooring (same thickness, locks together but different widths) seamlessly in one go or pass in the layout presented with the hallway and the three rooms.
Hopefully someone can give me some suggestions, thank you.
I have 3 different hardwood floor panels nail down that needs to be installed.
All are 3/4 thickness and will lock but are different widths (one is 7 inch width, one is 4 inch and another is 5 inch)
I want to make it as seamless as possible and in one direction, but I'm not sure.
The picture shows the floor panels marked in a different color and the direction it could take.
I prefer the one on the right side (in one direction), but I want to try to make it seamless from one floor panel to another.
*EDIT: I thought about a more specific question.
would it be wrong if I took the green flooring into the rooms a little more so I can then branch off with the other flooring panels more seamlessly?
What I would like is basically to install all three types of flooring (same thickness, locks together but different widths) seamlessly in one go or pass in the layout presented with the hallway and the three rooms.
Hopefully someone can give me some suggestions, thank you.
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