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G'day we have chosen our vinyl planks! Now the decision on which direction to run them.The bloke at the flooring place recommended to run them away from you as you come through the entrance to give a perception of depth and space where my gut feeling says run them the length of the house. Tia
What planks did you choose?
G'day we have chosen our vinyl planks! Now the decision on which direction to run them.The bloke at the flooring place recommended to run them away from you as you come through the entrance to give a perception of depth and space where my gut feeling says run them the length of the house. Tia
What planks did you choose?
Same as these Bebbsy we found it hard to pick on small samples or individual planks some were too yellow,some too grey,some too green! Sometimes you have to hit enough display homes and take the colours and ideas you like.
I agree with bloke at flooring store....run them along the main entry and not across IMO
You are probably right my main worry was what they'd look like going across the hall ways
unless you transition at the entry/living room doorway
the hallways will look terrible, imo
i just did a google and shayna blaze says the hallways determine the direction
https://www.lifestyle.com.au/experts/timber-flooring-which-direction-to-lay-the-boards-5144.aspx
G'day we have chosen our vinyl planks! Now the decision on which direction to run them.The bloke at the flooring place recommended to run them away from you as you come through the entrance to give a perception of depth and space where my gut feeling says run them the length of the house. Tia
What planks did you choose?
Same as these Bebbsy we found it hard to pick on small samples or individual planks some were too yellow,some too grey,some too green! Sometimes you have to hit enough display homes and take the colours and ideas you like.
Very nice. And I totally agree it’s very difficult to choose any flooring unless you see a large expanse already laid.
What brand are your planks?
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