How to lay laminate flooring around the toilet
To cut boards around toilets or round objects, prepare a large sheet of paper, a knife, a pencil and a miter saw.
- Use a sheet of paper large enough to make a conditioner. Sketch the shape of the object that needs to be laid around, cut the paper according to the sketch and then stick the paper firmly to the floor.
- Mark on paper the distance to the nearest row of paved boards.
- Take a spare piece of floorboard. Place it on the object and draw a line on the side opposite the board. Move the board along your object and repeat the process of drawing the lines. These lines will help us draw shapes on the boards.
- Once you have finished making the model, join several planks to create a large enough surface to surround the obstacle. Join additional planks if necessary to keep the plank assembly stable during operation.
- Paste the pattern onto the newly assembled wooden panels. Now you will draw lines onto the laminate pieces using the same piece of wood that was used to draw the pattern. Place the piece of wood next to the drawn lines and draw a few new lines on the opposite side on the wooden sides.
- You are almost done. Have you drawn all the straight lines on the laminate? You can then throw away the paper. Click to release the wooden panels, place them on a flat surface and start sawing along the drawn lines.
- Now all that's left is to complete everything. Click the cut-out panels together around your curved object.
Introduction: did you put the boards together around the toilet or somewhere wet? Use some PE foam and Hydrokit So moisture can't get in!
