On Apr 6, 6:01*pm, (Malcolm Hoar) wrote:
In article , Greg wrote:

The best way I can describe my problem is this

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *kitchen (with sub floor)
*living room * * * * *|-----------------------------------------
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You mention bevel....Can you give a better description of what you
mean?

Convert the step to a ramp with some floor levelling compound.
They're generally cement-based but typically modified to allow
some movement without breaking up. Check at a flooring supply
place or even Home Depot.

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If adding 1/4" cork to the living room leaves the kitchen 1/8" higher,
then why not put down something else like plywood that's 3/8" instead
of cork? Is cork a recommended material per the manufacturer of the
laminate?