Originally Posted by
Wayne Lomman
Remove them and re-install later. Your current idea is going to be hard work, difficult to get accurate and neat, and in the end impossible as you are trying to scribe to something that isn't there yet as the new floor will not follow the old exactly. No short cut on this, only the long way round. Cheers
I agree with Wayne on this.
Another option - that I don't favor - is to leave baseboards on and butt the new floor against them. Then install quarter round. They did this at my folks', but I don't like the look. (This will look exactly the same as what you are proposing to do and it will be a devil of a lot easier to do.)
Last edited by Frederick Skelly; 10-15-2018 at 8:54 AM.
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