Cutting wooden flooring in situ

[larrythelabrador]

Two questions:
I am removing (with difficulty) the parquet flooring in lounge but leaving it in the hallway, am trying to work out how to cut the 28mm floor in a neat line at the threshold
The parquet is proving to be a right sod to get up as it's bonded to the concrete with modern adhesive which is quite flexible
Suggestions from the learned members please

Seems that the word for a lump of grass or earth is on the swear filter [/i]

 

[gregers]

perhaps if your confidant,you might be able to use a skil saw.
or can you not take up sections well enough to recut and refix as required.

 

[big-all]

screw a baton on the cut line waste side and use a oscillating saw like the bosch e180 cut to 26mm full width then cut full depth

 

[larrythelabrador]

screw a baton on the cut line waste side and use a oscillating saw like the bosch e180 cut to 26mm full width then cut full depth

Yes, I think that might be the best option, I'll have a look at getting an oscillating saw, looks like a useful bit of kit

It's taking about 5 minutes per parquet block to remove at the moment even with my SDS & flat blade. I'm wondering if a big breaker
with wide blade might do it?