How Do You Lay Laminate Flooring Under A Door Jam?
Laminate flooring is a wonderful addition to any room. It has the appearance of real wood flooring, as well as an added benefit of durability. Door jambs are among many obstacles you might face during installation. By following the steps below, you will be able to lay laminate flooring under a door jamb with ease. It requires about 15 minutes per door jamb and requires just a few tools for the application. Lay the laminate flooring all the way up to the door jamb as close as one whole piece will get. Laminated flooring comes in three feet lengths. If the the piece just before reaching the door jamb stops 2 feet from the jamb, that’s OK. Don’t cut a piece just to make it to the door jamb. Secure the door jamb with extra nails. Sometimes door jambs can become loose over time. Because we will be using a hand saw to cut the jamb, the door jamb needs to be secured so that it doesn’t flop around during cutting. Mark the door jamb for cutting. Using the scrap piece of laminated flooring, slid
