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Laminate floor around curved bottom stair
Does anyone know a good way to fit laminate flooring around the bottom
of a flight of sairs? The problem I'm anticipating is how to fit the flooring against the riser for the bottom stair. This riser has a curved shape and is carpeted. Obviously I can't use standard edge quadrant because this is not curved (though perhaps the plastic kind can be gently heated and bent into shape?) and won't fit neatly against the vertical carpet on the stair riser anyway. I think I should be able to cut the laminate to a matching curve and trim the carpet back so that the edge of the laminate floor is recessed under the edge of the carpet. I may have to move any grippers up slightly but that should be easy. Is that the best way or is there a trick I haven't thought of? Thoughts/hints/experiences welcomed. Si |
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