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Planning my LVP layout

6 years ago

I'm about to install LVP in my entire house with no transitions. I'm looking for a good app or website to plan the layout for cuts. Also, where should I start? I want to start on a hallway that has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Should I do the hall first and then work my way into the rooms or should I just start in the furthest room at the end of the hall?

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millworkman
6 years ago
Doorways and all pinch points need transition strips to maintain the manufacturers warranty. Floor prep is completed to within an 1/8" over 10'?
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
6 years ago
There are some great You Tubes on this and mine is the type that has no backing just the strips and there was no need for transitions .
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