Laminate Flooring edging?

Aug 05, 2015 8 Replies

I've put down cheap laminate flooring without removing skirting so there's a gap.



Please is there a better cheaper way to get wood quadrants or MDF or someth ing else paying a lot less than £2.50 a meter?



Wickes Beech Effect Flooring Trim 2m £4.99

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Please is there a better cheaper way to get wood quadrants or MDF or something else paying a lot less than ?2.50 a meter?

Wickes Beech Effect Flooring Trim 2m ?4.99

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I had a load of ?2.50 stuff left over from my house was done up. I've been stirring up tins of paint with chopped off lengths of it. S*it!!!! Buy the ?2.50 stuff and a small tin of wood stain. Use a bit of rag to stain the wood as I did. Dead easy and dead quick.

Too late, I'm afraid - the damage is done!

You can't hope to make a decent job unless you remove the skirting and then put it back to cover the gap. Anything else looks naff!

Router 100 pounds? router bit 15 pounds? wood ???pounds.?

Agreed. A few years ago I did my entrance hall and cloakroom with quadrants. It irritated me so much that a few months later I ripped it up and redid it, removing the skirtings first.

Agreed - but it does take the job to another dimension.

FWIW, I did put a hefty bead of caulk in the gap on the starting 'straight' side of a hallway run. It was supposed to be just to seal drafts, but I've not seen the need to add the edging tat.

I agree. But, not a job I fancy.

RayL12 wrote in news:mpvnq3$9pp$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:

Buiders were never subtle in their use of fixings for skirtings.

Same stuff as wickes, but nearly a quid a metre instead

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bit better?

Darren

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