"BigWallop" wrote in message
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"Abso" wrote in message
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Right, now I'm confused. I've bought Screwfix's Kaindl glueless laminate
floor system and the front of the instructions shows a symbol representing
a
tube of glue with crossing out through it. Although I'm no expert, based
on
the above I'd be betting that there was no glue required for the
installation.
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I should wear me' glasses when trying to read these posts. :-)) I've just
read the subject as " Clueless Laminate Floor and Glue ". Now where's me'
specs' till I find out what this is all about. :-))

Heh, but a fair description of the original poster. On that basis I'll feel
free to ask a dumb sounding question:

What's the best way to cut laminate flooring. I have a hacksaw but it's so
small it wouldn't cut right through a plank even if I attack from both sides.
My tenon saw might do the trick for cutting planks in half, but I think I
might struggle cutting around obstructions. Therefore I think I need to
invest in a thin bladed saw, but whether a powered jigsaw is the thing, or
simply a larger framed hacksaw or even a coping saw, I'm undecided. Anyone?

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Abso