On some of the laminate flooring ones surprised clients wanted repeating joints all the way through, usually you'd break it up after 4/5 boards to stop the stepped pattern. Also I would be surprised if those boards allowed for such a short overlap.
Also skirts weren't lifted so edging trims been used, not my preference. (You can do it without lifting skirts but then you need to joint under the skirting, which takes time).
As one final observation, it's very rare a client wants boards running horizontally from main window in room like in most of these examples. Usually boards are placed so they run to the main window to again improve the look.
Writing this out these could all be the clients doing!
Also skirts weren't lifted so edging trims been used, not my preference. (You can do it without lifting skirts but then you need to joint under the skirting, which takes time).
As one final observation, it's very rare a client wants boards running horizontally from main window in room like in most of these examples. Usually boards are placed so they run to the main window to again improve the look.
Writing this out these could all be the clients doing!
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I was asking about the electrics and he has an electrician covering the electrical work and I think he helps the electrician
