I have read all the advice about cutting the bottom off the architrave and
sliding the laminate underneath but I can't see how the laminate will slide
if its already flat and locked to another row of laminate. Am I missing
something? Any advice welcome.

"J C C" wrote in message
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I have read all the advice about cutting the bottom off the architrave and
sliding the laminate underneath but I can't see how the laminate will
slide
if its already flat and locked to another row of laminate. Am I missing
something? Any advice welcome.



You need to make that doorway your starting point.

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
J C C wrote:

I have read all the advice about cutting the bottom off the
architrave and sliding the laminate underneath but I can't see how
the laminate will slide if its already flat and locked to another row
of laminate. Am I missing something? Any advice welcome.

It shouldn't be locked to anything else when you slide it in. Don't forget
the expansion gap. Slide it in with the remote edge hard against the wall,
and with the tongues not engaged. *Then* snap it into the next one,
restoring the gap between it and the wall. It should still be *just* covered
by the architrave, but with some space under the architrave for it to expand
into.
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Cheers,
Roger
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