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 Post subject: Layout for engineered wood floors
PostPosted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 11:39 pm 
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I'm installing an engineered wood floor in a bedroom and walk in closet. The planks are about 1 yard long. The walk in closet is 5 1/2 ft x 10 ft and the room is 12 x 12 ft. Should the direction of the planks in walk in be the same as the bedroom or can it be the opposite way? Example: If the floor in the bedroom is horizontally laid out, should the closet be the same? The reason I'm asking because if it is, in the closet, for each row at 5 1/2 ft. wide, I'll be laying out about 1 1/2 planks, as oppose to laying out almost 4 planks per row using the 10 ft length. Doing it at 5 1/2 ft will require alot of cutting. Is there a rule that states that the planks should be in the same direction as the bedroom?

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 Post subject: lay it whatever way you want
PostPosted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 5:01 am 
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the rule of thumb is you want to go cross wise from the main floor joice, not with them unless something unforseen prevents that.

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