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Laminated flooring problem
I'm disabled so I had a contractor laydown laminated flooring
in my kitchen - three years ago. He put in a 2" metal threshold between the floor and the carpeting. The problem is that the laminate is starting to chip. When I removed the threshold, I saw the cause of the problem. Te contractor failed to cut under the door frame and the threshold does not extend far enough to get a good grip on the laminate. Fixing it: - I have yet to find a 2-1/2" threshold, but I will keep looking. HomeDepot has only 2" and 3". Any ideas? - I'm going to have to cut under the door frame. Other than buying a Multimate or one of its competitors, any ideas will be appreciated. I love alt.home.repair. Want free tax advice, see misc.taxes.moderated. It's almost as good as alt.home.repair - no spam, no off topic! Dick -- Richard D. Adams, CPA Principal Moderator - misc.taxes.moderated |
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