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Carpets, Lino & Flooring

Remove laminate flooring laid underneath fitted wardrobes

Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 3.05 PM

I have moved in to a house which has laminate flooring laid underneath fitted wardrobes. I want to change this to carpet and keep the wardrobes. Is there a way to do this without damaging the wardrobes and without leaving a gap?

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4 Answers

PS Contracting

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Corby
Hi if you cut laminate flooring with plain saw will left only 12mm of laminate around wardrobe or use multi tool
Answered20 October 2019
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Coombs Carpentry

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Penarth
If you can use a multi tool you can cut the section of the flooring out easily.
Answered21 October 2019
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Anonymous user

Hi, If I was doing this I would cut along the front edge with a multi tool right to the front, I would then source a trim matching the wardrobes to fit at the bottom, then carpet up to the trim. Hope this helps. R and b
Answered22 October 2019
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Anonymous user

I wouldn’t use a saw, a multi tool is a better option you can then use gripper rods which would bring carpet up to height
Answered26 October 2019
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