laminate floor edging

[thirdtimelucky]

I am intending to replace the laminate floor in my hall. The current edging is 15mm scotia which looks pretty unpleasant when taking a 90 degree mitre around the 8 door frames.

Removing the skirting and undercutting 8 door frames (with the risk of damaging the skirting in the adjoining newly decorated rooms) is a non starter.
Because the hall is only 1350mm wide i think I can cut the expansion gap to about 3 mm thus allowing a narrower bead.
I was thinking of using a 9mm X 12mm D section quadrant in the hope that it will look better around the door architrave.

I am hoping that you guys can offer some advice as to how you have dealt with this problem.

All advice welcome

 

[pinenot]

Remove the skirting, fit the laminate and scribe it around the door frames, refit skirting on top of new laminate with a layer of self adhesive compressible strip seal applied to the bottom skirting edge (keeps out drafts and dust doesn't stick to it, which it does to silicone and the like)...pinenot