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How crucial is the 10mm expansion gap in laminate flooring?
I understand the reasons for the expansion gap in a floating floor but is
10mm all round not a bit excessive? Can the floor really expand up to 20mm in all directions? Reason I'm asking, I'm in the process of laying a floor and have left the 10mm round the perimeter of the room (as I removed the skirting and can easily hide the gap) but am now up against the breakfast bar and am not too keen on a big gap and don't want to put skirting round it. Also due to bad planning I've been left with a small (20mm) L section of laminate to fit which only leaves a few mm expansion. There is no way I can cut it smaller to leave the proper 10mm gap. Cheers Steven. |
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