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Herringbone flooring for multiple rooms

We are planning on having herringbone laminate flooring laid throughout the downstairs of our house (living room, kitchen and hallway) but we are unsure how this would work due to it making some rooms not central? Are there any ways round this or tips?
Thank you.

4 Answers from MyBuilder Flooring Fitters

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你总会从一个中央焦点or centre line . You could break the rooms up and do them individually however any good floor layer will be able to explain the best way to lay it and that in some areas it will have to fall where it falls

2020-07-06T16:20:30+01:00

Answered 6th Jul 2020

Best to ask a trusted tradesman, they will be able to suggest how to lay the floor so that it runs nicely throughout.

2020 - 07 - 06 - t16:20:29 + 01:00

Answered 6th Jul 2020

It is about time, budget and likeness; to many people would prefer if it is set up in a way that will run continuously into rooms as well, always focusing on departing point (center or the most trafficked area) with a edge surrounding all area where the floor will be laid, other people like to breaking into rooms personally it will look better as continuously throughout the all area, as it was done before any partition went up. I've pictures in my profile to show you better how it looks.

2020-07-17T16:00:04+01:00

Answered 17th Jul 2020

Make sure you employ a proper floor layer (not a handyman) ask them to pop round prior to fitting to ask them about your worries , remember on a job like this your paying for the floor layers experience and expertise not who’s the cheapest quote

2020-07-11T17:55:01+01:00

Answered 11th Jul 2020

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