New laminate floor: should we lay it widthways or lengthways?
arnie1
6 years ago
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6 years agoI think it could also work lengthways then. I can't find the greatest images with the hall laid widthways but hopefully the pics will give you some idea. You could use other tricks to make it feel wider if you prefer them lengthways
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