i am in process of having kitchen redone by builders and new kitchen units put in, I know this may seem like a waste of a pack of laminate but would it be a good idea to completely laminate the floor then put the units of top it?, Any ideas?
laminating new kitchen
- Thread starter Paulboy
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Besides being a waste in packs and money it's also for possible future moist problems better when the laminated or any W-E flooring is not installed wall to wall in kitchens, utility areas.
If you have the bad luck to have a leak (your appliances that is, guys!) you can imagine the trouble you will have removing the floor (i.e. removing all the units again if worst comes to worst).
If you have the bad luck to have a leak (your appliances that is, guys!) you can imagine the trouble you will have removing the floor (i.e. removing all the units again if worst comes to worst).
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