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  1. #1
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    Default Floating timber floor

    G/Day guy's

    I'am an owner builder and i would like to put a floating timber floor through my kitchen,lounge room and hall way.All my skirting board and arcatrave's are already on.I know i can use a beading along the skirting board but how do you go around the arcatrave's(door jams) so there's no gaps and it looks good.

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    Vince

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    A coping saw and a lot of time??

    Hopfully some one has a easier idea for you.

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    If you want a good job done, take off the skirtings and arch's refit after the floor is installed.

    Not easy or simple, but it will look great.
    Hooroo.
    Regards, Trevor
    Grafton

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    Definitely remove skirting, but for architraves/jambs a flush cut saw used with a spacer block on floor is easier than removing them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Outbackrr View Post
    Definitely remove skirting, but for architraves/jambs a flush cut saw used with a spacer block on floor is easier than removing them
    Now you're talking! You can even just use a standard crosscut japanese saw.

    Cheers
    Michael

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    G/Day guy's

    Thanks for the replies,i thought it would be better if i removed the skirting and cut the architraves/jambs.Originally I was going to do tiles but timber floor looks so much better, as every thing else in the house is wood.

    Thanks Guy's
    Vince

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