- So I just bought on older house (about 30 years; built 1970) that had carpet on TOP of old crappy tile that's I'd say is no more than
My ultimate goal is laminate flooring (going for the wood look). I know laminate flooring is supposed to be laid on ground level within
3/16" every 10'. I'm thinking the underpadding is gonna even things out enough that if that I don't remove all the tile, the difference between the places where there is tile and isn't, isn't going to cause problems. Am I incorrect? Or should I absolutely remove the rest of the tile.
- I guess you're supposed to cut like an 1/4" or so off the bottom of door frames and wall base. Why do you need to do it on wall bases? It seems to me that quarter-round is gonna cover it anyway.
- I need to cut a few of the laminate planks on a curve to accomodate for my curved fireplace. What's the best way to go about/plans this AND ...
- ... what do you do where the laminate and fireplace pretty much meet (within a 1/4" anyway). Do I use quarter-round that I nail into the cement or brick? Do I use filler? I DON'T plan on undercutting the fireplace simply because I don't have the means.
Thanks, Matt