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Ladies and gents, I have figured it out. Luckily I managed to break the glue bond by tapping a spatula into the joints and then using bit of wood against the spatula to slide the board out. From the picture shown, boards with "x" are ones i removed and will re use in relevant places as they...

It feels impossible to slide any of the boards at all, even the shortest one will not budge. However, i just managed to get one out quite roughly and found that the joints have been glued up when fitted. That's going to make it much "easier"... Got so many cans of worms open, not got space...

I think thats what i might go with. Will see if i can stagger the joints a little so it doesnt look like a straight line but gonna have a look at how much length of spare boards i have first. Im thinking of making a lip on the ends without t&g and glueing them together

Yeah,same flooring

Hello all, As per title, removed and boarded out a fireplace Now I have to fill in missing patch of flooring. I do have about 3 laminate planks left that I found in the loft but not too sure how to make it work. Laminate in engineered wood with tongue and groove. Any advise is appreciated!